Title II, SEC. 2301. FEDERAL REGULATIONS; PRIOR APPLICATION OR CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS. (a) In General. The Secretary, with the advice and assistance of the Advisory Council, as appropriate, shall promulgate regulations as necessary to implement the provisions of this part, in accordance with the timetable specified in subsection (b). (b) Timetable for Publication of Regulations. (1) Federal register notice. Within 120 days after the date a majority of the members are first appointed to the Advisory Council pursuant to section 2302, the Secretary shall publish in the Federal Register a notice setting forth the projected timetable for promulgation of regulations required under this part. Such timetable shall indicate which regulations are proposed to be published by the end of the first, second, and third years after appointment of the Advisory Council. (2) Final deadline. All regulations required under this part shall be published by the end of the third year after appointment of the Advisory Council. (c) Provisions Effective Without Regard to Promulgation of Regulations. (1) In general. Notwithstanding any other provision of this part, insurers shall be required, not later than 6 months after the enactment of this Act, regardless of whether final implementing regulations have been promulgated by the Secretary, to comply with the following provisions of this part: (A) Section 2321(c) (standard outline of coverage); (B) Section 2321(d) (reporting to State insurance commissioners); (C) Section 2322(b) (preexisting condition exclusions); (D) Section 2322(c) (limiting conditions on benefits); (E) Section 2322(d) (inflation protection); (F) Section 2324 (sales practices); (G) Section 2325 (continuation, renewal, replacement, conversion, and cancellation of policies); and (H) Section 2326 (payment of benefits). (2) Interim requirements. Before the effective date of applicable regulations promulgated by the Secretary implementing requirements of this part as specified below, such requirements will be considered to be met (A) in the case of section 2321(c) (requiring a standard outline of coverage), if the long-term care insurance policy meets the requirements of section 6.G.(2) of the NAIC Model Act and of section 24 of the NAIC Model Regulation; (B) in the case of section 2321(d) (requiring reporting to the State insurance commissioner), if the insurer meets the requirements of section 14 of the NAIC Model Regulation; (C) in the case of section 2322(c)(1) (general requirements concerning limiting conditions on benefits), if such policy meets the requirements of section 6.D. of the NAIC Model Act; (D) in the case of section 2322(c)(2) (limiting conditions on home health care or community-based services) if such policy meets the requirements of section 11 of the NAIC Model Regulations; (E) in the case of section 2322(d) (concerning inflation protection), if the insurer meets the requirements of section 12 of the NAIC Model Regulation; (F) in the case of section 2324(b) (concerning applications for the purchase of insurance), if the insurer meets the requirements of section 10 of the NAIC Model Regulation; (G) in the case of section 2324(d) (concerning compensation for the sale of policies), if the insurer meets the requirements of the optional regulation entitled ``Permitted Compensation Arrangements'' included in the NAIC Model Regulation; (H) in the case of section 2324(g) (concerning sales through employers or membership organizations), if the insurer and the membership organization meet the requirements of section 21.C. of the NAIC Model Regulation; (I) in the case of section 2324(h) (concerning interstate sales of group policies), if the insurer and the policy meet the requirements of section 5 of the NAIC Model Act; and (J) in the case of section 2325(f) (concerning continuation, renewal, replacement, and conversion of policies), if the insurer and the policy meet the requirements of section 7 of the NAIC Model Regulation.