US consumer watchdog to scrap scores of financial oversight policies issued since 2011

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : The documents rescinded provided policy and guidance oversight on matters as varied as debt collections in nursing homes, supervision of companies offering financial services to military servicemembers, discrimination in lending based on gender and sexual orientation and the publication of consumer complaint data.
47% : The agency's defenders have said it performs vital services and charged that Musk's involvement in attempts to shut it down through the so-called Department of Government Efficiency constitute a major conflict of interest, given Musk's plans to enter the financial services sector.
34% : Before Trump fired former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra in February, the agency released a compendium of its guidance documents, noting that under a Supreme Court decision last year, courts, and not federal agencies, will have the final say in how arcane regulatory laws must be interpreted.

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