Committee On Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
- Department of Commerce
- Under Secretary for Export Administration
- Under Secretary for International Trade
- Assistant Secretary for Export Administration
- Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement
- Assistant Secretary for Trade Promotion/Director General of the U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service
- Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Secretary
- Deputy Secretary
- Assistant Secretary for Administration
- Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development
- Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations
- Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
- Assistant Secretary for Housing/Federal Housing Commissioner
- Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research
- Assistant Secretary for Public and Indian Housing
- Chief Financial Officer
- Director - Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (five-year term)
- General Counsel
- Inspector General
- President - Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae)
- Department of Transportation
- Administrator - Federal Transit Administration
- Department of the Treasury
- Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence
- Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions
- Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing
- Comptroller of the Currency (five-year term of office)
- Director of the Mint (five-year term of office)
- Director - Office of Thrift Supervision (five-year term of office)
- Council of Economic Advisers (Executive Office of the President)
- Chair
- Export-Import Bank of the United States (political balance required)
- Member - five positions (four-year terms of office — Chair, who first must be confirmed as a member, also needs to be confirmed.)
- Inspector General
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (political balance required)
- Member - three positions (six-year terms of office — Chair and vice chair, who first must be confirmed as members, also need to be confirmed.)
- Inspector General
- Federal Housing Finance Board (political balance required)
- Member - four positions (seven-year terms of office)
- Federal Reserve System, Board of Governors
- Governor - seven positions (14-year terms of office — Chair and vice chair, who first must be confirmed as governors, also need to be confirmed for four-year terms in those offices.)
- National Credit Union Administration (political balance required)
- Member - three positions (six-year terms of office)
- Securities and Exchange Commission (political balance required)
- Commissioner - five positions (five-year terms of office)
- National Consumer Cooperative Bank, Board of Directors
- Member - three (of 15 total) positions (three-year terms of office)
- National Institute of Building Sciences, Board of Directors
- Member - 15 to 21 positions (three-year terms of office)
- Securities Investor Protection Corporation, Board of Directors
- Director - five (of seven total) positions (three-year terms of office)
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