The Senate Banking Committee's provisions in the megabill include canceling funding for the CFPB from the Federal Reserve and changing the funding of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The committee aims to cut spending by at least $1 billion over the next 10 years, postponing the implementation of the small business loan data collection rule set by Dodd-Frank Section 1071.
Senate's provision sets the CFPB funding cap at 0%, contrasting House Republicans' version that caps it at 5% of the Fed's 2009 operating expenses.
Critics argue that CFPB's funding should be subject to Congressional appropriations process, with ongoing legal battles surrounding the bureau's funding and constitutionality.