ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In filings before the Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia NCUA has argued the Coalition for Credit Union Charter Options still lacks standing to bring its suit against its regulations overseeing credit union to bank charter changes.
The NCUA moved to dismiss the case on these grounds, the Coalition sought to rebut the argument in part with a statement from its Executive Director Lee Bettis about harm from the agency's regulations.
But in its most recent filings NCUA did not back off.
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"While Mr. Bettis alleges that some unnamed members of CCUCO 'are actively considering converting from federally insured credit unions to mutual saving banks' he still does not allege that any specific identifiable members have any actual plans to convert," NCUA argued.
"Even if these allegations can be read to imply that some of its members are considering whether some day to convert to a mutual savings bank that is not sufficient. As the Supreme Court stressed in Lujan, "[s]uch 'some day' intentions–without any description of concrete plans, or indeed even any specifications of when the some day will be–do not support a finding of 'actual or imminent' injury that our cases require."
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