S.Con.Res.15

Urge Congress to review and evaluate credit reporting agencies

Introduced·1/20/26
Introduced Text

Ohio SCR15 urges Congress to review and evaluate credit reporting agencies for discriminatory effects.

Ohio SCR15 highlights the importance of credit history in accessing necessities like employment, housing, and insurance. It notes that credit scoring systems disproportionately affect people of color and underserved consumers, perpetuating racial and economic inequality. The resolution urges Congress to examine and correct the disparate impact of credit-scoring systems, aligning with the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

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Where it stands

Current
Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology Committee
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History

Feb 11

Senate

Referred to committee: Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology

Jan 20

Senate

Offered