The gentlewoman from Alabama is a valued member of the Committee on Financial Services. The absolute worst thing I could say about her amendment is it might be redundant. Hopefully it is. But if it is not, we want to simply clarify, again, that the underlying bill from the gentleman from New Hampshire only deals with this auto finance guidance. Again, absolutely nothing in the underlying bill to H.R. 1737 in any way, shape, or form affects the CFPB's ability to enforce the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. If this clarification is needed, I am happy that the gentlewoman is offering it, and I would urge its adoption. Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time.
Jeb Hensarling: “The gentlewoman from Alabama is a valued member of the Committee on Financial Services. The absolute worst thing I could…”
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