the Treasury proposal would require firms to register, subject them to high compliance costs, put at risk some firms' intellectual property, and hinder their revenue-generating ability.
Jack Reed: “the Treasury proposal would require firms to register, subject them to high compliance costs, put at risk some firms'…”
Editor's note · Context
Reed clarifies that the Treasury proposal is not his own.
Share
More from Jack Reed
Now, in Texas, for example, to get a REAL ID, an applicant ``must provide proof of lawful presence in the United States.'' That is according to the instructions to form DL-53, which is the document the Texas Department of Public Safety…
Mr. President today I am introducing the Southeast New England Program Authorization Act, along with Senators Whitehouse, Markey, and Warren. Our bill would formally authorize the EPA's Southeast New England Program, or SNEP, to ensure…
If there’s anyone in the country who demands more attention, it’s the president, and I think that behavior is very dangerous to the court and to the whole system.
today, I am introducing the Building Resilience and Stronger Communities Act, along with Senator Murkowski of Alaska. Our bipartisan bill would reinstate the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities, BRIC Program at the Federal…





