Credit Union Exam Solutions Presents With Flying Colors Defense Credit Union Council's Take on Chevron & Outreach
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In this episode of 'With Flying Colors,' Mark Treichel discusses significant changes following the Supreme Court's overturning of the Chevron doctrine with Tony Hernandez, CEO of Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC), and Jason Sturrock, DCUC's new Chief Advocacy Officer. They explore the implications of this seismic shift for credit unions, the increased need for robust advocacy, and the legislative landscape's evolving nature. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of clear communication and agile responses to new regulatory and legislative challenges. The conversation also touches on the DCUC's unique advocacy role, upcoming legislative sessions, and preparations for the 2024 elections.
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
00:35 Meet the Guests: Tony Hernandez and Jason Sturrock
01:24 Discussing the Chevron Case
03:06 Impact on Advocacy and Regulation
11:54 The Role of Communication and Nimbleness
19:00 Future Outlook and Final Thoughts
27:54 Conclusion