On the recordApril 7, 2014
For an agency that is supposed to be policing abusive practices, to essentially engage in de facto rulemaking without engaging in de jure rulemaking, strikes me as an abusive practice
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congress.govFor an agency that is supposed to be policing abusive practices, to essentially engage in de facto rulemaking without engaging in de jure rulemaking, strikes me as an abusive practice
Hensarling criticizes the CFPB for not following proper rulemaking procedures.
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