which is required to do under the cra. if it fails to do, that courts have basically said that's not something they're going to weigh in on it because of the cra itself limits what courts can do. there is another provision that we haven't talked about calls essentially the same. which is that if a regulation is disapproved, that means that an agency is barred from issuing a rule that is substantially the same. as the one that was disapproved. that makes sense because you wouldn't want congress to be able to disapprove something and then have the agency turn around and reissue it. there is questions about how narrow or broad that term is. what it actually prevents an agency from doing. there is the potential of that will get us some more litigation on that now that we have some more disapproval so we working with. we don't have very much jesse at. it ends up being a phrase that's pretty darn important when you're an agency trying to figure out what kind of role to issue. >> we'll have to end it there are congress getting re

the cra if it were to pass, it would as you said put us back to the pre-2015 definition of waters of the united states. that definition is broader than our 2023. our 2023 is broader -- more narrow. it is more uncertain. there would be key challenges. with the cra, you can't take parts of the rule that work and parts that don't, it wipes out the entire rule and puts it back in place for 2015. we would for example the question is the two test significant nexus and relatively permanent. the 2023 rule, significant nexus is much more narrowly defined than 2015 and it would be utilized only and a very small number of waters where it would be much more broad and 2015 versus 2023. another challenge of the cra if it would pass is that many of the exemptions and exclusions that i was talking to senator cramer about those would be voided out. because the cra says agencies cannot ever adopt a rule that is similar in the future, we may never be able to bring back angst like prior converted crop or exemptions for artificial ponds things like that. it would create confusion, uncertainty and void th

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the ndi's, cdfi's and others, complete that value chain across the diverse parts of the economy and cra partners that and other initiatives, but that's part of the solution. >> i mean, to that point. i mean, if you had your magic wand here, you know, not just comptroller of the currency, but, you know, wizard, is there anything you'd like to see from the private sector when it comes to -- you're sort of already getting there in terms of technical assistance. is that really -- is that the note point as private sector action? is there anything else that you find really important there? >> so there's-- for me, there's a whole set of tactical things, that's part of it. the technical assistance, it sounds foreign, it is huge. we've had examples where a large bargaining will an executive to a -- invaluable because the human knowledge and capital sharing, you can't buy that. like that requires-- that's taking experience and really spreading that in a way that can then be planted and it's an investment. and doing more of those kinds of things can really, really be helpful. again, this comes bac

many different points in time,nd we'll probably get bk to this later, you know, this question not just cra pro-- macroeconomics, but also technogical a changes. you probay heard the deputy secretary there, john, talking a little bit about a.i. and whatting the mean. if -- what it can mean. if we're not headed towards a deceleration and, therefore, we're not necessarily heading towards a receson, are there any kinds of -- which, i don't know, priscilla may agree or disagree, which would be great. but, you know, how are you, how are you thinkingbout that intersecti of technology expect economy? -- and the economy? >> well, one of the things i think about, because i know you're so focus, of course, on supporting small businesseses and minority businesses. and, younow, i'm involved in chair the sba's council on underserved communities, and one of the things we've been talking a lot about is we have to evolve with the times with minority entrepreneur you know? we used to have this term supply of diversity. now ine chicago, many places around the country are using the term business diversity to

little face to face assistance from the cra, folks feel they are being held hostage by the cra. for all of you, how will you how consumers quickly lived freezes on their credit reports? >> i will go first, senator. in alphabetical order here. we agree with your point. it is super important to give consumers access to their credit report. as i mentioned, equifax has invested over the last number of years $75 million to improve that access. we are also expanding education on our website in order to have consumers better understand what credit gore is, what a credit report is. and how to improve your credit score. >>, before we go to the next one, further freezes specifically, are you doing anything to help consumers lift the freezes? >> we are, senator. we are making that process more streamlined. that equifax we have an online app, lock and alert, where a consumer can lock be credible and automatically unlock their credit file. that is a free product. it is definitely a priority of ours to be able to lift freeze when a consumer puts it on their. >> okay. next? >> senator tester.

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also the director of middle eastern studies at the middle eastern studies center on, sorry, and, and cra, he joins us now from tuckers capital. i'm just picking up there on what a summer and i were discussing. obviously a huge part of the country did vote for the opposition and the run off does. i don't want to have a strategy to win them. i a yes, yes, he or the one that the hearts and minds despite the difficulties of the article, a caught on a lot on ukraine and all these and economic. but he, it prove that he's or he convent staples trucks, people that he's the solution and even the very obvious in the earthquake areas. of course, there are many software things, but they presented himself as the solution. rather than, you know, we was 1212, the model fault on which side and stuff at the end. the, he is main thing is the crowds that the, and the dimensions of the to accomplish this. and this is the new total key. he has the vision, the i think you'll come up with the young and dynamic care mix of with that also experience of 20 years. and that is going to be a new attempt. yeah. he ha

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