The letter said NAAG needs structural reform, greater transparency, and less partisan programming, and it asked NAAG to explain how its holding of capital from enforcement settlements is consistent with state constitutional and statutory restrictions. In September 2022, twelve Republican state attorneys general and various consumer advocates called for NAAG to return its $280 million in assets to the states.
The letter requested structural changes for NAAG, including greater transparency and less partisan programming, while also demanding justification for its holding of capital from enforcement settlements that comply with state constitutional and statutory limitations. In September 2022, a group of Republican attorneys general and consumer advocates called for the return of $280 million in assets held by NAAG to the states.