LD2072

An Act to Make Changes to the Laws Governing Financial Institutions and to Eliminate Certain Administrative Fees Paid by Banks and Credit Unions Under the Maine Consumer Credit Code

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Maine LD2072 modifies financial institution laws, including extending the notice period for final orders and eliminating certain administrative fees.

Maine LD2072 makes changes to the laws governing financial institutions, including extending the deadline for publishing a notice of a final order in a newspaper during the decision-making process on applications for charters, branches, mergers, or acquisitions. It also eliminates certain administrative fees paid by banks and credit unions under the Maine Consumer Credit Code.

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Calendar

Jan 21

10:30 AM

Hearing

Jan 13

1:01 PM

Hearing

History

Mar 10

Senate

PASSED TO BE ENACTED, in concurrence.

Mar 5

House

PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

Mar 5

House

Sent for concurrence. ORDERED SENT FORTHWITH.