A decision to delay a House Appropriations vote on a continuing resolution to fund the U.S. government will impact the Securities and Exchange Commission, which wants more money to handle a growing workload, SEC Chairman Mary Jo White said this week.
The House Appropriations Committee delayed for one week its vote on the resolution, which would fund the government until Dec. 11 and keep the SEC's funding at its current level.
House Appropriations Chairman Harold Rogers said in published reports that he hoped the vote on the bill, which would keep the SEC's budget at $1.35 billion, would be held in "one week."
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