Posted by Sarah Loats
MDIA. The Federal Reserve's Tuesday press release seems to have caused some confusion - due to docket numbers. As Anthony noted yesterday, the press release indicated the Federal Reserve was not going to finalize three current proposed rulemakings prior to the transfer of rulemaking authority to the CFPB. The docket numbers for these rulemakings were included in this press release and one of the docket numbers (Docket number R-1366) happens to also be the docket number for the MDIA interim final rule. So this question arose yesterday - does this mean that the MDIA rule is killed? No, no it doesn’t. They didn't withdraw the interim final rule - it's still on the books.
Healthcare. We just wanted to clarify yesterday's blog post about the 1099. The Senate did not actually vote to repeal the 1099 provision from the healthcare bill. Rather, they voted to add language to an existing bill, that if enacted would repeal the 1099 provision. That bill currently remains in the Senate. Yesterday's post has been fixed.
CFPB. The Cop on the Beat has launched its website. Since the CFPB is taking over rulemaking authority for most of the consumer protections regs, you’ll want to be familiar with this site.
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