Which one of the following is NOT a major goal of today's anti-fraud movement?

The choice indicating that identifying insurers who do not have Special Investigative Units (SIU) departments is not a major goal of the anti-fraud movement is correct. The primary objectives of the anti-fraud movement focus on minimizing fraudulent activities in the insurance sector. This includes enhancing capabilities to detect and manage fraud through SIU departments, improving public understanding of fraud’s impact, and actively working to reduce the overall occurrence of fraud.

In contrast, while knowing which insurers lack SIU departments can provide some context, it does not directly contribute to the overarching goals of combating fraud. The movement is more concerned with empowering entities that already have the necessary infrastructure for fraud prevention rather than merely highlighting those that do not. Therefore, this particular identification does not align with the primary goals of the anti-fraud initiatives.