Modifies provisions relating to the merger and consolidation of credit unions

HB 2838 modifies rules for credit union mergers and membership expansions. It generally limits employer groups to fewer than 3,000 members unless specific exceptions apply, such as when a group lacks resources to form its own credit union or during involuntary mergers. The director of credit unions must assess merger impacts on service areas, geographic continuity, and the ability to serve combined membership before approving. Credit unions seeking membership expansions must publicly notify the public for 10 business days, allowing written comments, with the director deciding within 10 days of the comment period.