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Legislative Mandate

Definition ∞ A Legislative Mandate is an official command or authorization from a legislative body, typically outlining the scope, objectives, or requirements for an agency, program, or policy. This provides legal authority and direction for specific actions or regulatory initiatives. It serves as the foundational legal basis for governmental and regulatory activities. Such mandates are crucial for establishing legal frameworks.
Context ∞ Regulatory agencies often seek a clear legislative mandate from elected officials to establish comprehensive oversight over the digital asset sector. The absence or ambiguity of such mandates can lead to jurisdictional disputes and inconsistent enforcement, creating uncertainty for crypto businesses. Discussions around new legislative mandates are central to policy debates concerning the future regulation of cryptocurrencies.

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Treasury Begins Rulemaking for Comprehensive Federal Payment Stablecoin Framework

Treasury initiates rulemaking for the GENIUS Act, mandating a new federal compliance architecture for all U.S. payment stablecoin issuers and service providers.