Annual Report 2012 - ffiec
Annual Report 2012 - ffiec
Annual Report 2012 - ffiec
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Members of the Council<br />
The Council has six members, and<br />
in <strong>2012</strong> it was comprised of<br />
• a member of the FRB, appointed<br />
by the Chairman of the Board;<br />
• the Chairman of the FDIC;<br />
• the Chairman of the NCUA;<br />
• the Comptroller of the<br />
Currency;<br />
• the Director of the CFPB; and<br />
• the Chairman of the SLC.<br />
Six staff task forces effectively<br />
administer the full spectrum of<br />
projects in the Council’s functional<br />
areas, including but not limited to<br />
researching future enhancements<br />
for reporting, examiner training<br />
products, and examiner guidance.<br />
The task forces are each comprised<br />
of six senior officials, drawn from<br />
the five federal member agencies,<br />
and a representative of the SLC.<br />
Each is tasked with one of the following<br />
subject matters:<br />
• Consumer Compliance<br />
• Examiner Education<br />
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• Information Sharing<br />
• <strong>Report</strong>s<br />
• Supervision<br />
• Surveillance Systems<br />
The Council has a Legal Advisory<br />
Group (LAG), composed of the<br />
general or chief counsel of each<br />
member entity, to provide support<br />
to the Council and staff in<br />
the substantive areas of concern.<br />
The task forces and the LAG provide<br />
research and develop analytical<br />
papers and proposals on the<br />
issues that the Council addresses.<br />
In addition, the Council also has<br />
an Agency Liaison Group, comprised<br />
of senior officials responsible<br />
for coordinating the FFIEC<br />
work of their respective agencies’<br />
staff members.<br />
Administration of the Council<br />
The Council holds regular meetings<br />
at least twice a year. Other<br />
Council meetings may be convened<br />
whenever called by the<br />
Chairman or four or more Council<br />
members. The Council’s activities<br />
are funded in several ways. Most<br />
of the Council’s funds are derived<br />
from assessments on its five federal<br />
member agencies. It receives<br />
tuition fees from non-agency<br />
attendees to cover some of the<br />
costs associated with its examiner<br />
education program.<br />
In <strong>2012</strong>, the FRB continued to provide<br />
budget and accounting services<br />
to the Council. The Council<br />
is supported by a small, full-time<br />
administrative staff in its operations<br />
office and in its examiner<br />
education program, which are<br />
located at the FDIC's L. William<br />
Seidman Center in Arlington, Virginia.<br />
Each Council staff member<br />
is detailed (some permanently)<br />
from one of the five federal member<br />
agencies represented on the<br />
Council.