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http://pittenger.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/pittenger-questions-sec-chair-white Pittenger questions SEC Chair White 2015-11-19 2015 2015-11 Republican House NC Robert Pittenger P000606 pittenger.house.gov     legacy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONGRESSMAN PITTENGER QUESTIONS SEC CHAIRON INATTENTION TO MIDDLE CLASS WASHINGTON During a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Wednesday, Congressman Robert Pittenger questioned Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White on the agencys inattention to core duties impacting hardworking American families. In recent years, the SEC has focused on highly-politicized rulemaking, including disclosures on political contributions, CEO pay ratios, and conflict minerals, while spending little time on protecting individual investors and facilitating the capital needed for small businesses and entrepreneurs to grow and create jobs. How do you relate your role in these issues? Congressman Pittenger (NC-09) asked Chair White. It seems to be a diversion, in terms of scope of mission. Is this an interest of yours? Is it something of the Administration you feel compelled to carry? Why would you move away from what clearly is your scope of mission? Look at the results today. Its all about results. Can you say, with all your good judgement, that all these disclosures, all these requirements, all these mandates, all these compliance issues, have been healthy as it relates to growing and expanding the economy? Click here for full video of Congressman Pittengers questioning of SEC Chair White during Wednesdays House Financial Services hearing. ### 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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