On the recordMay 24, 2010
Mr. President, I wanted the clerk to read the full motion to instruct conferees so my colleagues could understand the simplicity and directness of this motion. It is a very simple motion to instruct conferees to recede to the House position in regard to auto dealers in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The House considered this in committee, and two-thirds of the committee members-- half the Democrats, all the Republicans--voted to exclude the retail auto dealers from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. That is the way they voted. It came up on the House floor, and it was defeated as far as to put the auto dealers in the regulatory process, so it was excluded in the House-- full consideration at the committee; at the full House level, excluded. What we are asking, now that this bill has passed, is in the motion to instruct our conferees, the Senate conferees, in going with the financial regulatory reform bill, to recede to the House position regarding the auto dealers. I think this is a good motion to instruct conferees. I think it is something we ought to do. I think it is something that will be very helpful. I make this simple point to my colleagues: Under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 100 percent of all auto loans will still be covered. If you vote for the Brownback instruction, if we recede to the House position, 100 percent of the auto loans will still be covered.…
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