22. Department of the Treasury · Major · Needs Congress
Repeal Titles I, II, and VIII of the Dodd–Frank Act
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Printed page 705 22. Department of the Treasury
“Dodd–Frank Revisions. Congress should repeal Title I, Title II, and Title VIII of the Dodd–Frank Act.”
What has happened
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Titles I (Financial Stability Oversight Council), II (Orderly Liquidation Authority) and VIII (payment, clearing and settlement supervision) of the Dodd-Frank Act are all still on the books. No repeal bill has been introduced in the 119th Congress; the only Dodd-Frank-adjacent measures are a FSOC procedural bill (H.R. 3682 / S. 3578, still in committee) and Congressional Review Act resolutions aimed at individual banking rules.
No action found yet. This entry is the starting point, not a finding.
Research log
What was searched, and what didn’t count as evidence
Research notes
- Queries that found nothing:
jqoverbills.ndjsonfor titles matchingDodd-Frank,Dodd–Frank,Financial Stability Oversight|orderly liquidation|systemically important, andrepeal.*Act of 2010.bills.ndjsoncarries titles and latest actions only, so a repeal folded into an untitled vehicle would not show; the enrolled text of the one large vehicle that did pass, Public Law 119-21, was read and its Title III (Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs) contains four sections — a CFPB funding cap, a HUD retrofit rescission, the SEC Reserve Fund, and Defense Production Act money — and no Dodd-Frank title repeal. - The Federal Register cannot carry this: repealing a statutory title requires Congress, and the Recommendation is flagged Requires Congress.
- The nearest live items are the FSOC Improvement Act (H.R. 3682, received in the Senate 2026-02-11; S. 3578, referred 2025-12-18), which would change FSOC’s designation procedures rather than abolish Title I, and S.J.Res. 110 (2026-03-04), a CRA resolution against a Treasury capital rule. Both are leads, not Evidence for this ask.
- Action
- repeal
- Object
- Titles I, II, and VIII of the Dodd–Frank Act
- ID
- 1983