Randy Neugebauer

I think it's extremely important that the FDIC set an example in that area, and I don't believe we're accomplishing that goal.

I think it's unconstitutional usurpation of power in the name of environmental activism.

EPA's regulatory agenda will harm the American economy.

EPA is attempting an unconstitutional trifecta, usurping the prerogatives of the states, Congress, and the federal courts all at once.

In my view, the proposed rule is a clear error in judgment by the Bureau.

ICBA supports legislation introduced by Reps. Randy Neugebauer (R-TX) and John Carney (D-DE), the Data Security Act (H.R. 2205), that would apply Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act-like data security standards for all industries that handle sensitive…

The time has come for Congress to enact a national standard on data protection for consumers' personal financial information.

The GA reported to Congress that 20 different Federal Government entities administer 160 different programs on housing in our government. I think that is too many.

I ask everybody on this committee to stand up and support an opportunity to help our kids.

the CFTC has not put forward any reasonable explanation for not including historically accepted transactions as bona fide hedges under the proposed rule.

the CFTC's proposal unduly focuses on 'limiting the activity of commercials in hedging in the markets,' which in turn increases the risk of pricing commodities.

Congress intended that position limits target those who engage in 'excessive speculation,' while leaving hedgers to their task of reducing risk in their businesses.

Its actions have demonstrated a lack of transparency and a lack of accountability.

I remain concerned that many of the Bureau's actions demonstrate a regulatory paternalism.

Consumer protection must be done in a smart, tailored, and politically neutral manner.

I am not a big fan of the SIFI designation because I believe it is an implicit designation of an institution being too-big-to-fail.

We can no longer settle for the status quo of a flood insurance program that crowds out the private sector in order to subsidize insurance premiums for a few Americans at the expense of the rest of the country.

I think it is disingenuous to say, don't worry about that. I think people are worried about it.

I think it is quite clear that this proposal goes far beyond anything EPA is authorized to do under the Clean Air Act, and I just think that is troubling that a regulatory agency would essentially ignore what Congress has given it…

The Dodd-Frank Act was the most far-reaching financial reform legislation since the Great Depression.

I strongly believe FSOC's structure and its process for designating systemically important firms is fatally flawed.

The identification of nonbank systemically important firms is a serious exercise that has major implications for the competitiveness of U.S. firms and the stability of our financial markets.

We know better decisions are made when you have the best facts.

There is probably no greater responsibility that members of Congress have, and that is to do oversight.