"The time has come for Congress to enact a national standard on data protection for consumers' personal financial information."

In a letter to the agency, the AGs state they "vigorously oppose the CFPB's proposal to delay the compliance date."

The bill now has 126 Democratic co-sponsors and 12 Republican co-sponsors.

The bureau is also reviewing the ability to repay provisions of the payday rule and is still seeking public comment.

So far, the budget details from the administration do not provide reasoning for the re-estimate.

NAFCU says the legislation imposes new requirements for CUs, adding them to the Federal Credit Union Act rather than the CRA.

Credit union trade group officials say they are pleased the two nominees have been confirmed.

The board also approves a final rule designed to identify in one section maturity limits applicable to loans made by federal CUs.