America's Credit Unions Pushes CTR, MBL Amendments As NDAA Fight Begins
By CU Today Staff —
WASHINGTON--The amendments process is underway for the House FY27 National Defense Authorization Act, and America’s Credit Unions wrote to the House Rules Committee Monday to urge inclusion of two potential amendments and express opposition to two others.
The Rules Committee will review over 1,300 filed amendments to NDAA legislation.
In the letter, America’s Credit Unions expressed support for:
The letter also voices opposition to amendments that would extend liability under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) to financial institutions for “fraudulently induced” transactions made by servicemembers; and suspend debit card surcharges for certain individuals with commissary privileges.
The House Rules Committee started meeting late Monday to decide if any of these amendments would be included in the ones made in order for full House consideration.
Originally reported by CU Today.