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Pursuant to Article VI, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution, a state or U.S. territory law that conflicts with federal law is preempted. The OCC periodically clarifies the application of state and U.S. territory laws to national banks and federal savings associations. Set forth below is a list of preemption determinations issued by the Comptroller of the Currency that identifies the activities and practices covered by each determination and the requirements and constraints determined to be preempted.