Proposed

Mandate argues Congress should limit the Fed’s mandate to stable money/price stability alone, eliminating the dual mandate’s full-employment goal and resisting ESG/equity add-ons.

Proposed

Mandate would tightly limit LOLR so banks behave more prudently, with long lead time, arguing standing bailout offers encourage reckless lending and crises.

Proposed

Mandate would have Congress limit balance-sheet purchases, wind assets toward pre-2008 levels, prohibit picking winners via MBS/corporate/muni debt, and preclude future MBS purchases while maturing/selling existing holdings.

Proposed

Mandate says the Fed should immediately stop paying interest on excess reserves (framed as printing money then borrowing it back from banks) and Congress should restore the pre-2008 open-market-operations system.

Proposed

Mandate offers a reform menu from free banking/abolishing the Fed’s monetary role, to commodity money, to K-percent, NGDP, or Taylor rules, and urges a commission on Fed mission, alternatives, and financial regulation—preferring rules that remove discretionary steering.

Proposed

Mandate’s minimum reforms include preventing a CBDC, warning of unprecedented surveillance/control of transactions without benefits beyond existing technologies.

Proposed

Mandate says elected officials must stop the Fed from incorporating environmental, social, and governance factors into its mandate, including by amending its financial stability mandate, and focus regulation on bank capital adequacy.