On the recordApril 27, 2010
Absolutely not, and I put out a statement to try and make that quite clear that we do not time our enforcement actions by the legislative calendar or by anybody else's wishes.
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Mary L. Schapiro
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congress.govAbsolutely not, and I put out a statement to try and make that quite clear that we do not time our enforcement actions by the legislative calendar or by anybody else's wishes.
Schapiro denies that SEC's actions were influenced by the Senate's financial reform timing.
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