Some stakeholders have argued that CFPB's approach lacks incentives for self reporting, which may actually reduce transparency and slow corrective actions. And I think, frankly, major reforms are needed for that reason. I've introduced the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Commission act to reform the CFPB structure from a single director to a bipartisan commission of five members making it more accountable, consistent, transparent and trustworthy. And frankly this has been discussed for many, many years. It was a good idea then, it's a good idea now. (02:38–02:54)
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