President Donald Trump called for a small fair of representatives to adopt the bill on the vision of the stables that the US Senate recently approved, but one of the main legislators of this effort suggested on Monday that there are details that still have to be drawn up.
The representative French Hill, the president of the Chamber’s Financial Services Committee which acted as the main stage of the debate at the stable for years at the Congress, was not willing to engage at the request of the president that the legislators of the Chamber distance their pencils from the work of the Senate. Instead, he said talks are underway with leadership and there are a number of problems that could be calculated between the approved Senate bill and the version of the chamber which is still in progress.
Trump was clear on his preference last week:
“The house will make lightning will quickly and will take an act of” clean “” genius, “he posted on his social media site, Truth social. “Put it to my office as soon as possible – no delays, no addition.”
But in the remarks of the Brookings Institution of Washington, Hill said that he hoped that the two chambers could find a way to obtain both the bill on stables and the no doubt more important legislation describing the structure of the American cryptographic markets at the president’s office by the deadline of August that Trump established. Faced with repeated questions about what he hears or if he is open at Trump’s request to sign the Senate bill, Hill refused to reveal his intention.
“To which I am open is to listen to my colleagues,” he said. Hill said he spent last week “take the temperature of our members to the House about their favorite approaches to hit the deadline of President Trump, including the leadership of the Chamber. So it’s just a discussion that continues”.
However, when he talked about the differences between the law on the orientation and creation of the national innovation of the Senate (Genius), which attracted a massive vote of 68-30, last week, and the transparency of the house of the Chamber and the responsibility for a big big book (stable), the hill described a certain number of key areas of difference.
“There are some differences-subtle, equipment,” he said. They include the concepts of bills on so-called extraterritoriality, or the American capacity to extend its legal application outside its borders; on the roles of states and federal surveillance agencies; And on the subject of the separation of banks and the trade raised by potentially allowing companies to issue stablecoins.
“The main thing is that the Senate and the Chamber can certainly find a place of common constructive landing,” he said. But finding common ground would mean making changes to the engineering law against Trump’s declared wishes.
“There has been a limited time that people can really pass on a question,” said Rashan Colbert, director of policies at the Crypto Council for Innovation, in an interview with Coindesk. “The crypto takes a lot of time, a lot of mental energy for the legislators, and there is therefore still work to be done to determine if the invoices will be combined in a single process, or if they will be separated.”
There are three basic options before the house: pass the genius as is and send it for the signature of Trump; Mix it with the stable act and return the Stablecoin language compromise to the Senate; Or to combine the genius with stable and throw them with the law on the clarity of the market of digital assets of the Chamber which is the broader bill of the structure of the market. This last option was openly discussed by the legislators of the chamber working on the process, although some in the cryptographic industry fear that one complex bill is no longer difficult to swallow for the congress.
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Nikhilesh de contributed the reports.
