On the recordJune 30, 2010
If the gentleman would yield to me, I agree. As the gentleman knows, our bill does give the SEC the power we expect them to use to impose greater fiduciary responsibilities on these people. The consumer protection bureau will be a very powerful one. It will be dealing with financial products in the lending area and elsewhere. It was not intended to duplicate existing regulation. So, in fact, as the gentleman knows, we enhance the regulatory authority of those entities he mentioned, and there is no intention whatsoever, nor is there language, I believe, that would lead to duplicate supervision by the consumer protection bureau.





