House Republicans urge SEC to rescind ‘disastrous’ SAB 121
Republicans in the US House of Representatives and Senate claim the SEC evaded the notice and comment rulemaking process required by the Administrative Procedure Act by issuing SAB 121.
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Republicans in the US House of Representatives and Senate claim the SEC evaded the notice and comment rulemaking process required by the Administrative Procedure Act by issuing SAB 121.
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