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Financial Investigations Reform: Time Limits and New Citizen Rights.

This new law introduces significant changes to how the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection conducts investigations. It limits the time frame for demanding information and grants citizens more rights to seek clarifications and challenge demands. This aims to increase transparency and fairness in investigative processes, potentially impacting citizens' financial and legal security.
Key points
A 6-year time limit is set for demanding information related to violations, meaning the Bureau cannot request data older than 6 years.
Information demands must now be more specific, making it easier for citizens to understand what exactly is being requested.
Citizens can now ask the Bureau for clarifications regarding the scope of information requested, and the Bureau must respond within 20 days or less.
Judicial review is now possible for the Bureau's denial of a petition to modify or set aside a demand, increasing citizens' legal protection.
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Additional Information
Print number: 119_HR_1653
Sponsor: Rep. Barr, Andy [R-KY-6]
Process start date: 2025-02-27