FSOC's budget is not subject to congressional approval, removing yet another check and balance to its immense power.
Jeb Hensarling: “FSOC's budget is not subject to congressional approval, removing yet another check and balance to its immense power.”
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Critique of FSOC's budgetary independence from Congress.
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