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On-Site Coverage: Hyland Says Budget Increase Painful, But Necessary

By Claude R. Marx

ARLINGTON, Va. -- While the NCUA's budget increase is unpopular and will be an added expense for credit unions, it's necessary to make up for the agency's past shortcomings in examinations, NCUA Board Member Gigi Hyland said last night.

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