Democratic lawmakers have criticized Michael Selig for independently advancing policies at the CFTC. The regulator, typically guided by a bipartisan group of five commissioners, is reportedly not slowing down on rulemaking despite the lack of bipartisan consensus. This development highlights ongoing procedural issues within the commission regarding policy advancement and leadership structure.

Democratic lawmakers have criticized Michael Selig for independently advancing policies at the CFTC. The regulator, typically guided by a bipartisan group of five commissioners, is reportedly not slowing down on rulemaking despite the lack of bipartisan consensus. This development highlights ongoing procedural issues within the commission regarding policy advancement and leadership structure.