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The Inspectors General of the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve Board (together, the "Inspectors General") and Special Assistant to the President Elizabeth Warren respectively responded to letters from members of Congress questioning, among other things, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's ("Bureau") ability to operate without a Senate-confirmed Director
