I never thought that any law was 100 percent. And I think part of our responsibility is when we do something, if we find a problem with it later on, we should fix it.
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Capuano emphasizes the need to amend laws if issues arise.
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The thing I am most interested in is what has happened to the regulations that we mandated and we set deadlines for that are now--some of them--many years past that deadline.
I am also very concerned regarding reports that the OCC has found that more banks open accounts without the consent of their customers.
You have enough staffing, you have enough funding, you get along with OMB. Well, and again, I don't--I am not even sure I can ask you this question, because you haven't been there long enough.
Unfortunately, H.R. 5037, seems to be aimed directly at the Martin Act, and by preempting these State laws, the bill would allow small-time fraud to run rampant.





