S.2459 - A bill to authorize appropriations for research and enforcement activities of the Federal Trade Commission related to misleading mortgage advertisements.

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Robert Menéndez

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12/12/2007--Introduced.Authorizes appropriations to carry out research and enforcement regarding misleading mortgage advertisements, in an amount double the amount spent for such purposes in the previous fiscal year, for the Division of Financial Practices of the Bureau of Consumer Protect
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12/12/2007--Introduced.
Authorizes appropriations to carry out research and enforcement regarding misleading mortgage advertisements, in an amount double the amount spent for such purposes in the previous fiscal year, for the Division of Financial Practices of the Bureau of Consumer Protection of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).


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06/21/08
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The House (H.R. 2750) and Senate (S. 2459) bill versions are slightly different, and those differences will need to be resolved in committee before another full set of votes are taken and the legislation moves along to the President. ...

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12/10/07
S. 2459, A bill to authorize appropriations for research and ...

S. 2459 would authorize appropriations for research and enforcement activities of the Federal Trade Commission related to misleading mortgage advertisements.... Vote on This Bill: For | Against.

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12/10/07
Bill Action: Introduced: S. 2459: A bill to authorize ...

Robert Menéndez [D-NJ] introduced S. 2459: A bill to authorize appropriations for research and enforcement activities of the Federal Trade Commission related to misleading mortgage advertisements. [This event matched these trackers: ...

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