I hope they recognize, as I do, that searching for problems as a pretext for regulation rather than focusing on the science is a waste of time, a waste of resources, and runs counter to the national interest.
Lummis emphasizes the importance of focusing on science over unnecessary regulation.
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the problems that you are solving with your approaches are extremely important.
Buying a home is a critical part of the American dream, and that dream is out of reach for an increasing number of Americans because of high prices and high mortgage rates.
I am deeply concerned about that, because some of the examples pre-Sackett of enforcement actions in Wyoming would, to the naked eye of people with common sense, seem to be beyond the scope of the Federal Government.
So if your ultimate goal is to provide real consumer protection, shouldn't the SEC withdraw Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 to allow banks to provide custody?
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