Clark's CCCFA clues
The law has been widely criticised for loading expensive paperwork onto lenders and imposing prescriptive rules that prevent brokers with years of experience from applying their expertise to each particular borrower.
The law was put under review less than two months after it came into effect after a storm of protest.
Clark has now given some clues about the sort of changes that might come about when the process is done in April.
He was speaking to a conference of the Financial Services Council, and mentioned things that he doesn't like which are included in an assessment of expenses when a person is seeking a loan.
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