Tim Scott Reveals Banking Committee Priorities

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

On January 15, 2025, Chairman Tim Scott outlined the priorities of the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking for the 119th Congress, with a focus on increasing financial inclusion and creating opportunities for Americans nationwide.

Announcement of Priorities

Tim Scott announced the Banking Committee's plans, which include legislative and oversight priorities with a focus on financial inclusion.

My goal for this Congress is simple: make America work for Americans. Over the last two years, we’ve led comprehensive solutions to serious challenges Americans face—from addressing our failed federal housing policies to increasing access to capital to bolstering our economic national security—and we can build on this success.Tim Scott

Plans for the 119th Congress

Scott emphasized the importance of reaching consensus and developing solutions that enhance financial inclusion and create opportunities nationwide.

Collaborative Efforts

Scott expressed his readiness to collaborate with the Trump administration and committee colleagues to implement programs and projects.

The American people gave Congress a mandate – let’s get to work.None

The Banking Committee under Tim Scott's leadership will actively work on increasing financial inclusion and opportunities for all citizens during the 119th Congress.

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