BRIEFLY: New laws in CA; Job openings in OR; Fed supervision vice chair loses a role
(Oct. 15, 2021) California legislation was signed into law this week, the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues reported. The new law for state credit unions: allows expulsion of members for abusive behavior; simplifies how an expelled member may appeal; allows non-member deposits from other credit unions (giving CA CUs parity with FCUs and low-income designated credit unions); makes changes to how audit committees are governed; and makes other technical changes … Two jobs have opened up at the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS); see the NASCUS Career/Job Postings page for more details … Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair for Supervision Randal Quarles – whose term in that role ran out this week, but who continues to serve until a successor is confirmed – will no longer chair the Fed Board’s committee on supervision and regulation. Instead, the Fed said this week, the three-member committee will only advance agenda items before it when there is “broad consensus” among Federal Reserve officials. That essentially means that all three committee members will have to agree to any rule changes to be proposed to the full board.
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