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Legislation Introduced to Modify CFPB Structure: Will It Gain Traction?

By Steven Kaufmann & Don Lampe on March 17, 2015
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Earlier this month, a year after the House passed a bill to change the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Tex.) again introduced legislation that would modify the structure of the Bureau. The most recent bill, H.R. 1266, would change the CFPB to an independent Financial Product Safety Commission (FPSC) replacing the position of Director of the CFPB with a five-member bipartisan commission appointed by the President, akin to the structure of the Federal Trade Commission.

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