If the SEC regards its obligation to oversee credit rating agencies as a high priority, why were you not able to devote some of the increased funds?
Dick Durbin: “If the SEC regards its obligation to oversee credit rating agencies as a high priority, why were you not able to devote…”
On the recordMarch 17, 2010
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Durbin challenges the SEC on prioritizing oversight with available funds.
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