I feel that this bill, as was explained by our previous speakers, will actually do something to help stimulate the economy. The Premier Certified Lenders Program is an excellent program. It has been unnecessarily tied down by the problem with the requirements about the loan loss reserves. This bill, as was explained, creates a risk-based approach to loan loss reserves with sufficient safeguards and monitoring to make sure that everything is going along as we would wish it to. In the process, however, a tremendous amount of funds will be freed up that will be used to make loans to small businesses, and as we know, as this process unfolds, that will result in the employment of more people and the generation of more capital and will trigger, indeed, the very process that we need to have happen in order to make this a more vibrant and stronger economy.
John Doolittle: “I feel that this bill, as was explained by our previous speakers, will actually do something to help stimulate the…”
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Discussing the economic impact of the Premier Certified Lenders Program during a House floor debate.
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