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Hearing: Macau and Hong Kong (Webcast)

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Dirksen Senate Office Building, Room 608

Washington, DC 20002


Hearing Co-Chairs: Commissioners William A. Reinsch and Dennis C. Shea

9:00a–9:15a         Hearing Co-Chairs: Opening Remarks [Chairman Reinsch's Remarks] [Vice-chairman Shea's Remarks]     

9:15a–10:15a       Panel I:  Administration Panel on Money Laundering

  • Daniel Glaser, Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing, Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, Treasury Department. [Testimony]

10:15a–10:30a     Break

10:30a–12:00p    Panel II: Money Laundering in Macau and Implications for the U.S.

  • A. G. Burnett, Chairman, Nevada State Gaming Control Board. [Testimony]
  • I. Nelson Rose, Wittier Law School, Encino, California. [Testimony]
  • James H. Freis Jr., Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP; Former Director, U.S. Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). [Testimony]

12:00a–1:00p      Lunch Break

1:00p–2:30p        Panel III Hong Kong: Press Freedom, Universal Suffrage, and Police Surveillance

  • Sophie Richardson, China Director, Human Rights Watch. [Testimony]
  • Madeline Earp, Research Analyst, Freedom House. [Testimony]

2:30p                   Adjourn

 

Transcript
USCC Hearing Transcript - June 27 2013.pdf1.47 MB

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