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<abstract>During recent congressional hearings and in public speeches,
statements made by the National Credit Union Administration&apos;s	 
(NCUA) Chairman and another board member raised congressional	 
interest in the ability of NCUA to collect and objectively	 
analyze data on credit union membership and executive		 
compensation. More generally, these statements also raised issues
about the agency&apos;s overall vigilance as a regulator and the	 
independence and objectivity of NCUA&apos;s board and senior staff	 
from the industry being regulated. As a result, Congress asked us
to expand upon our current work looking at the tax-exempt status 
of credit unions to include a review of governance policies and  
procedures for NCUA&apos;s board of directors and senior staff and	 
more specifically how the policies and procedures address	 
independence and objectivity issues. This correspondence (1)	 
compares controls and related procedures applicable to NCUA that 
help ensure the independence and objectivity of its board members
with those of other federal financial regulatory agencies and	 
relevant recommended management practices identified in academic 
and industry literature and (2) describes NCUA&apos;s use of Schedule 
C staff compared with that of other federal financial regulatory 
agencies.</abstract>
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