Consumer Financial Protection Commission Act

This bill renames the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection as the Consumer Financial Protection Commission and updates its governance structure. It establishes a 5-member Commission (with no more than 3 from the same political party), sets staggered 5-year terms for members, and designates a Chair as the principal executive officer. The bill requires all federal laws referencing the "Bureau" to instead cite the "Consumer Financial Protection Commission," affecting over a dozen statutes including the Dodd-Frank Act and mortgage disclosure laws. The changes are administrative, updating titles and references without altering the agency's regulatory authority or policy functions.