Committee

State order Executive Committee

Initial Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, Texas, Washington representatives; receives reports, questions consultant and accesses workpapers. Not express approver of every CAP or replacement consultant.

What the records show

State order Executive CommitteeMandated independent AML consultant

receives reports and may inspect workpapers

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

Reports go contemporaneously to Block and committee; committee may request workpapers/work product and ask specified questions. It also receives CAP/company reporting and can request Board Reports. Receipt/inspection rights do not establish state appointment of consultant or formal CAP approval.

Participating state money-transmission regulatorsState order Executive Committee

act through specified Executive Committee

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

Initial committee comprises Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, Texas and Washington representatives. It is not the eight examining states, seven enforcement leads or every participating regulator; representation may be replaced under the order.

State order Executive CommitteeRequired AML Corrective Action Plan

may extend reporting deadlines on good cause

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

II.D.9 allows reporting extensions on reasonable-ground request/good cause. CAP-duration extension instead has consultant review/documentation under II.D.2(c). No actual extension or unconditional state veto over every plan established.

Further reading

Block/Cash App multistate BSA/AML order: decision rights and public limits

Read the original source 1

What the connections say

3 relationships
1

Participating state money-transmission regulatorsact through specified Executive CommitteeState order Executive Committee

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

Initial committee comprises Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, Texas and Washington representatives. It is not the eight examining states, seven enforcement leads or every participating regulator; representation may be replaced under the order.

Read the original source 1
2

State order Executive Committeereceives reports and may inspect workpapersMandated independent AML consultant

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

Reports go contemporaneously to Block and committee; committee may request workpapers/work product and ask specified questions. It also receives CAP/company reporting and can request Board Reports. Receipt/inspection rights do not establish state appointment of consultant or formal CAP approval.

Read the original source 1
3

State order Executive Committeemay extend reporting deadlines on good causeRequired AML Corrective Action Plan

Order effective 15 January 2025; conditional clocks and written changes. Performance, payment and extensions unverified.

II.D.9 allows reporting extensions on reasonable-ground request/good cause. CAP-duration extension instead has consultant review/documentation under II.D.2(c). No actual extension or unconditional state veto over every plan established.

Read the original source 1