I am moving to table this amendment because we have had for years no limitations on credit unions and their loans commercially. And, by the way, with all that with no limitations, only 1.3 percent were made for commercial purposes. Now we impose 12.25 percent. We limit them. And to say that we are not doing something when we place restrictions on them and you want to go further, I think this is wrong, it is ill conceived, and that is why I will move to table.
Alfonse D'Amato: “I am moving to table this amendment because we have had for years no limitations on credit unions and their loans…”
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Discussing limitations on credit unions and their commercial loans.
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