"The dominant policy language of recent years has centred on markets, choice and consumer sovereignty.
Further, the amount of coverage provided for additional living expenses depends on the specific policy language, she said.
"I'm cautiously optimistic" that the effort will result in policy language being more widely available online, he said.
The Energy Department also failed to print out e-mail attachments; one was titled "proposed energy policy language".
Baylor's history on gay issues has been a decidedly rocky one, with Mr. Smith's ouster and the policy language only part of the saga.
Companies don't make their policy language available until after the homeowner buys coverage, and many state regulators don't even have complete copies of insurers' contracts on file.
He cautioned that some insurance companies might fight the states on this point, or change their policy language to include a broader range of storms in the future.
Insurers long have relied on groups like the Insurance Services Organization, an industry group, to help them crunch risk data and draft policy language.
Prices for roofers and construction materials will rise, disadvantageous parsing of policy language will commence and gangs of class-action lawyers will round up aggrieved clients who still have months of homelessness ahead of them.
The resulting policy boils complicated policy language down to a few sentences like "We collect or share your location only with your permission" or "We keep personal data until you delete it".
Part of succeeding as a municipal lobbyist is knowing policy language and drafting it for members of the delegation to then edit, several lobbying experts said, and that is something that Mr. Giuliani's team did not often do.
