House Republicans have rejected a legislative trade-off proposed by the Senate. The proposal suggested including the House's bipartisan community bank deregulation bill in pending cryptocurrency market structure legislation in exchange for the House's acceptance of the Senate-passed housing affordability bill. House Financial Services Committee Vice Chairman Rep. Bill Huizenga questioned the offer. Senate Banking Committee Republicans discussed the trade-off in a closed-door meeting last week, with Senator Katie Britt helping to promote the proposal to other Republican senators. The House included community bank deregulation provisions in its housing bill passed in February, but these provisions were absent from the Senate's housing bill passed this month. House Republicans stated that several issues remain to be addressed in the Senate housing bill, and simply including the banking provisions in cryptocurrency legislation is insufficient to persuade them to accept the Senate version of the housing bill. House Financial Services Committee Senior Member Rep. Andy Barr expressed support for including banking regulations in cryptocurrency legislation but demanded that the Senate also include parts of the House housing proposal.