COINOTAG News reported Sept. 6 that a Republican aide in the U.S. Senate said Senate Republicans are exploring a procedural rule change to establish a fast-track confirmation pathway for Trump’s nominees to the Federal Reserve Board.
The aide indicated the proposal would alter Senate procedure to streamline nomination consideration and shorten the confirmation timeline, directly influencing the pace of filling vacancies and the oversight of board composition without asserting specific outcomes.
Kyodo News is cited as the original source for the account; the report states the rule-change motion may be debated as early as next month, according to the item relayed by COINOTAG News.