The CFPB is asking for public comments on how well it engages with the public and stakeholders, including the activities of its Credit Union Advisory Council.
The request for information in assessing its public and non-public is one of several Acting Director Mick Mulvaney has issued since taking office. Comments will be due 90 days after the request for information appears in the Federal Register.
Mulvaney has said he will be reviewing all aspects of the agency’s activities. He became acting director after the resignation of former Director Richard Cordray, an Obama administration appointee.
The CFPB has four advisory councils, including the credit union group.
In addition, the agency holds field hearings, town halls, and roundtables.
