Congress approves new identity theft protection
Bill contributes to the Fair Credit Reporting Act in the midst of the bustle of a week earlier in the 108 legislation Congress USA Senate and House of Representatives approved legislation last month, an extension of pre-emption provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and give consumers greater protection against identity theft. Parliament has approved the conference report on the extent a consultation with legislators, Rep. CA Dutch Ruppersberger vote. The Senate, on unanimously the report of the Conference. President George W. Bush is expected that the accounts contain characters. The votes came at a conference ironing, the differences between the House of Representatives and Senate versions of HR 2622, the “fair and accurate credit Act of 2003″. The bill contains provisions under which consumers a free credit .
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