The Wall Street Reform & Consumer Protection Act of 2010

The Wall Street Reform & Consumer Protection Act of 2010 has the following provisions, except:

A) It gives broader authority to the Fed to regulate all large financial institutions
B) It establishes a process for liquidating in an orderly way the assets of large, failing financial institutions
C) It creates a Financial Stability Oversight Council to look out for systemic risk in the financial system
D) It consolidates the operations of Wall Street, commercial banks, and other financial institutions