The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau remains a hot topic on Capitol Hill, especially among Republican lawmakers who think it’s got far too much power and far too little accountability. House Financial Services Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Chairman Randy Neugebauer, R-TX, recently wrote to Treasury Special Advisor Raj Date, seeking a “detailed account of how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has spent the funds that have been transferred to it by the Federal Reserve, and CFPB’s plans for those funds that have been transferred but not yet spent.”