I want to assure him that neither I nor Senator Bond are unmindful of the concerns which he has raised about the ongoing stream of information that must be made available by those who are in the business of furnishing credit, so that the overall system by which the consumer accesses credit is not in any way disadvantaged. He has shared with me privately, as he has on the floor just moments ago, his concern about this issue. I reassure my friend and welcome the opportunity to engage in conversation with him and his staff as we look at some of these things he has asked us to consider, and we are very conscious of the fact that if you go too far, you indeed restrict the flow of this information, which is not in the consumers' best interest, not in the business community's best interest, or in the economy's best interest.
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Discussing concerns about credit information availability in legislation.
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