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On the recordMay 6, 2010
I wish to discuss an amendment that would expand the Financial Stability Council established in S. 3217 to include the Chairman of the National Credit Union Administration. It is important that the council incorporate a Federal credit union regulator to ensure consumer regulation protections. Ninety-two million Americans are members of credit unions. Insofar as S. 3217, section 1023 provides that any member agency of the council may set aside a final regulation or provision prescribed by the bureau, a national credit union representative should sit on the council to ensure fairness for its members. Moreover, similar legislation passed by the House included the Chairman of the National Credit Union Administration in its Financial Services Oversight Council, so this amendment would make the composition of the council in both the House and Senate consistent. Finally, given their size, no single credit union poses a systemic risk to the overall U.S. financial system.
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Susan Collins
Republican · Maine
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govinfo.gov
May 6, 2010

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The speaker is addressing an amendment to include the Chairman of the National Credit Union Administration in the Financial Stability Council.

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