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Why Who Does What Matters: Governmental Design, Agency Performance, the CFPB and PPACA
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High Technology, Consumer Privacy, and U.S. National Security: Hearing Before the Subcomm. On Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade of the H. Comm. On Energy and Commerce, 113th Cong., September 17, 2014 (Remarks by Professor Laura K. Donohue, Geo. U. L. Center)
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Comment on the Request for Information on Rulemaking Processes by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, CFPB Docket No. CFPB-2018-0009
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no DOI — not checked1031(b), and 1032(a) of Dodd-Frank. See 12 U.S.C. � � 5512(b), 5531(b), 5532(a). The agency's law enforcement powers are enumerated in Sections
no DOI — not checkedThe CFPB's examination and supervision mandates are set out in Section 1026
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no DOI — not checkedOn the prominence of the CFPB's policy initiatives, see Danielle Douglas, New Rules Are Set to Curb Abuses by Mortgage Servicers, WASH. POST
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no DOI — not checkedFor a sample of critiques or analyses that could be useful to the new agency, see generally Niclas Berggren, Time for Behavioral Political Economy? An Analysis of Articles in Behavioral Economics
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no DOI — not checkedConsider the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau now being established. Above all, I'd urge the head of this agency to devise rules under the assumption that, someday, he
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no DOI — not checkedFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Order Discover to Pay $200 Million Consumer Refund for Deceptive Marketing
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no DOI — not checkedWe were initially amused, and eventually a bit annoyed, when Warren, who had spent so much time bemoaning Treasury's nefarious work against the public interest, quickly began trying to hire away a bunch of our staffers
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no DOI — not checkedSince then, the performance of the front-end of the website has improved dramatically, but serious questions remain about a wide array of other issues, including the extent to which Administration officials knew the website was not ready for prime time, while making public statements to the contrary; 295 the quality of the information that is being provided to insurers after it is collected by the website; 296 continued technical problems with the website; 297 the failure to build in robust security protections for the private health care information that is collected; 298 the decision by the Administration to overrule its interous private insurance companies-or, if they fall below an income threshold, by obtaining coverage through Medicaid. See generally The True Cost of PPACA: Effects on the Budget and Jobs: Hearing Before the Subcomm
no DOI — not checkedWe have had a few slowdowns, a few glitches, but it's sort of a great problem to have. It's based on the fact that the volume has been so high and the interest is so high. We're working quickly to fix that
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no DOI — not checkedJust days before HealthCare.gov went live with disastrous results, top White House officials were excitedly briefing lawmakers, reporters, Capitol Hill staff members and Washington pundits on their expectations for the government's new health care Web site. . . . [T]he fast-paced PowerPoint briefings showed images of a shiny new Web site that was elegantly designed, simple to use and ready for what officials hoped
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no DOI — not checkedContractor Blames White House for 'Obamacare' Exchange Flaw
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no DOI — not checkedat A16 (internal quotation marks omitted) ("Mindful that the new health care law's ability to slow rising medical costs will depend to a great extent on how it is put in effect, President Obama is assembling a high-level team to carry out key elements of the overhaul and is considering moving faster than the law requires to put them into action
no DOI — not checkedThis memo and the underlying struggle over implementation are described in detail in Amy Goldstein & Juliet Eilperin, HealthCare.gov: How a Start-Up Failed to Launch
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no DOI — not checkeddelegation of powers, judicial review of agency actions, and the procedural requirements of administrative rulemaking and adjudication). Every taxi driver in Washington, D.C. may know that "government organization has serious implications for policy outcomes," but the majority of legal scholarship on the administrative state demonstrates little attention to this simple point. 331 Stated bluntly, agency design has long been the Rodney Dangerfield of administrative law: it gets no respect. 332 We think it is time for the issue of agency design to command greater attention-particularly from those who find fault with our analytical framework
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