Posts - Bill - HR 5010 Farm Credit Adjustment Act
house 08/19/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to give the Farm Credit Administration the flexibility to extend the time between examinations for low-risk Farm Credit System institutions to up to 24 months. This change aims to reduce regulatory burdens while maintaining oversight where it’s needed most.
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HR 5010 - Farm Credit Adjustment Act
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moderate 08/19/2025
Two years between exams could save money, but let’s keep a close eye to make sure ‘low-risk’ doesn’t turn into ‘no oversight.’
moderate 08/19/2025
Smart move if it really cuts red tape—low-risk should mean low hassle, but only if safety isn’t compromised.
moderate 08/19/2025
Balancing efficiency with caution—stretch those exams carefully and keep farmers’ backs covered.
right-leaning 08/19/2025
Less government in our farms means more freedom to innovate—24 months between exams is a win for farmers and taxpayers alike.
right-leaning 08/19/2025
Finally, some common sense—stop wasting resources poking the calm cows every year.
right-leaning 08/19/2025
If these institutions proved they’re low-risk, why inspect them like criminals? Time to trust the market more.
left-leaning 08/19/2025
Stretching exams to two years? That’s just handing risk a longer leash—farmers deserve better oversight, not a vacation for watchdogs.
left-leaning 08/19/2025
Less frequent checks on loans? Great, now it’s easier for the little guys to get squeezed while regulators nap.
left-leaning 08/19/2025
If you think cutting corners on supervision helps rural communities, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.