>> the relevance of the asc -- >> can you pull it closer, thank you. >> the relevance of the asc is the federal oversight that we provide for the states as well as monitoring the foundation and the gransta are provided to the appraisal foundation for the work of the appraisal standards board and qualifications board. >> do you think the 21st century as far as the federal oversight? >> title xi is originally enacted and has some flaws. the dodd-frank act attempted to correct some of those providing more authority and responsibility to the appraisal subcommittee. while many of those provisions of the dodd-frank actor still being put into place, they should still assist the subcommittee in providing greater regulatory oversight for the appraisal regulatory system. >> mr. shear, do you think that there should be a complete overhaul to make sure that it is in the 21st century? >> we don't look at the various options for restructuring so i can't answer your question directly. we did look at how dodd-frank changes the appraisal subcommittee and we think the appraisal subcommittee has some huge

thank you for the opportunity, also known as the asc. title 11 created the afc and the agency within the financial institutions examination council. title 11 was passed in the 1980s to address weaknesses regarding real property appraisals used in connection with federally related transactions. title 11 called for establishment of state programs to credentials and supervised appraisers and created a regulatory framework that involves federal, state and private entities. but the federal level we have the afc. at the state level estate appraisal pregnancies in the appraisal foundation. you see is made up of seven members designated by the regulatory agencies as well as hide, shs say -- powered, fhfa. effective april 1, the the appointed to hide representative as the new chairman also a certified appraiser for us to share the afc. the member agencies remain committed to fulfilling the statutory responsibilities. as part of the core responsibility, to monitor state appraiser regulatory programs for compliance with title 11. he completed 27 of

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