Relating to travel insurance; and prescribing an effective date.

Removed 'fee cancellation waiver' from the list of travel insurance features, simplifying the definition of what products must be disclosed to consumers.

Changed preexisting condition disclosure requirements from marketing materials to fulfillment materials, shifting when consumers must be informed about coverage exclusions.

Updated cancellation policy language to specify delivery methods (postal mail vs. other means) and clarify that 'delivery' includes electronic means.

Revised the description of negative option sales practices to explicitly mention unchecking boxes on electronic forms as an example of required consumer action.

Removed references to ORS 746 and ORS 744.108 from the bill text, likely due to legislative amendments that changed the statutory framework.