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On the recordMay 18, 2010
Mr. President, it is the goal of all of us in this body to address the inadequacies in bank regulation that led to the crisis, but also preserve the dual banking system. After many conversations with Senator Dodd and his staff, I believe we have found the right balance to preserve Federal preemption for national banks but also allow State AG enforcement of the rules where appropriate. I want to thank Senator Dodd for working with us to find common ground. Throughout the committee consideration and the floor process, I have worked to ensure that our efforts to build strong uniform standards through the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau were not undermined by ending up with a patchwork of different laws for banks and consumers. As our Nation recovers from the economic crisis, it was important to avoid making it difficult for businesses to operate across State lines, and to prevent consumers already struggling with access to credit from losing access to affordable products and services. I believe the Carper amendment addresses these concerns while also ensuring the State AGs a role. The Carper amendment provides that preemption determinations are made according to a uniform standard, providing certainty to those that offer financial products and those who use the products. It also codifies the Supreme Court's ruling in the Cuomo case by clearly stating the role State AGs may play in enforcing certain laws against national banks.…
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Dusty Johnson
Republican · South Dakota

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