; and (B) includes State agencies, a customer protection and market integrity authority, and any other entity delegated regulatory and disciplinary authority by a governmental agency. (b) Response Not later than 180 days after filing a written request for individualized interpretive guidance with respect to the application of a statute, rule or policy under the jurisdiction of a Federal financial regulator, the agency shall provide a final, complete and written response to the requesting person. This subsection shall not apply to requests for guidance that the Federal financial regulator determine lack substance. (c) Other matters With respect to matters delegated or otherwise under the jurisdiction of a customer protection and market integrity authority or other entity delegated regulatory and disciplinary authority by a government agency, including national securities exchanges and boards of trade, the entity shall be subject to the same requirements as a Federal financial regulator under this section. . 902. State money transmission coordination relating to crypto assets (a) In general In order to increase uniformity, reduce regulatory burden, and enhance consumer protection, the States, through the Conference of State Bank Supervisors and the Money Transmission Regulators Association, shall, not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, ensure uniform treatment of crypto assets for the purposes of State money transmission laws on the following matters: (1) Whether crypto assets are subject to money transmission licensing requirements, as appropriate, which shall include the exchange of crypto assets for legal tender. (2) Treatment of payment stablecoins. (3) Non-applicability to persons or software that engage in validation of transactions, non-custodial wallet providers, or software or hardware development. (4) Tangible net worth and permissible investment requirements. (5) Disclosures, reporting, and recordkeeping. (6) Common examination and examiner training standards, including common