The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is seeking public comment regarding regulations it has adopted and issued, as well as its new rulemaking authorities under Dodd-Frank.
The agency, in particular, is asking for potential updates to its regulations, in light of unintended consequences, for example, conflict with other rules or incompatibility with new technologies. The CFPB also welcomes suggestions with regard to where additional rulemaking would be beneficial.
This request for comment — its eighth pursuant to acting Director Mick Mulvaney's call for evidence — does not cover regulations that are under review or have yet to be adopted.
