Vermont § 33104 - Supervisory agreements; costs of examinations

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§ 33104. Supervisory agreements; costs of examinations

  • (a) In implementing this chapter, the Commissioner may cooperate with credit union regulators
    in other states or jurisdictions and may share with the regulators the information
    received by the Commissioner to the extent necessary to supervise and regulate the
    credit union. (b) The Commissioner may enter into supervisory agreements with a state credit union and
    its regulators to prescribe the applicable laws governing the powers and authorities
    of Vermont offices of the state credit union. (c) The agreements may address, but are not limited to, corporate governance and operational
    matters. The agreements may resolve any conflict of laws and specify the manner in
    which the examination, supervision, and application processes must be coordinated
    with the regulators. (d) The Commissioner may adopt rules for the periodic examination and investigation of
    the affairs of a state credit union operating in this State. The costs of examination
    and supervision must be fully borne by the state credit union. (Added 2005, No. 16, § 1, eff. July 1, 2005.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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