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We share with you a common set of goals: to accelerate U.S. economic recovery, create new jobs and build the infrastructure of the 21st century economy.

We urge EBSA to confirm that ERISA fiduciary status applies to entities that provide proxy voting services, either through final regulations or other guidance of general applicability.

While we recognize the need to move quickly to address the problems revealed by the financial crisis, it is critical that this reform effort does not harm the parts of this market that work well.

Coalition members have concerns about each of the four models and urge the Commission strongly not to impose a model on a particular company or a particular transaction.

The Coalition represents thousands of companies across the United States that employ derivatives to manage risks they face in connection with their day-to-day businesses.

The Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics is an independent entity funded by, and established in partnership with, Business Roundtable to enhance the link between ethical behavior and business practice.

We write to ask you to support the Vitter/Crapo/Chambliss/Enzi/Corker Margin Amendment to H.R. 6398, which we understand the sponsors propose to have adopted by unanimous consent.

We applaud the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC or Commission) for embarking on this long-awaited consideration of various aspects of the U.S. proxy system and the thoroughness of the concept release (Release) that was issued.

Re: Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, File No. S7-16-10, Release No. 34-62717, Definitions Contained in Title VII of Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (August 13, 2010)

Business Roundtable appreciates the opportunity to comment on the Exposure Draft: Disclosure of Certain Loss Contingencies (the ED).

Following our discussions with you earlier this summer, we agreed to work with you on near-term policies to create a favorable climate for job creation and economic growth.

We are writing to express our opposition to the Shareholder Protection Act of 2010.

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