What does "event specific" mean in the context of discussing products with consumers?

"Event specific" in this context refers to the restriction placed on the agent's ability to discuss certain products with consumers, indicating that the agent can only talk about specific products that have been designated for a particular situation or event. This means that the agent is not allowed to provide information on all available products, thereby ensuring that discussions are focused and relevant to the context or needs of the consumer at that specific moment.

This approach helps maintain compliance with regulatory guidelines, as it prevents agents from overwhelming consumers with information about products that may not be applicable to their individual situations. By focusing solely on the products indicated for that event, agents can ensure that the conversation is beneficial and centered around the consumer's interests and needs.