washington u.s. house bank chairman say thursday attempt eliminate limit fee bank charge retailers debit card transactions may survive push bill overhaul financial rule republican representative jeb hensarling texas say provision kill fee limit contentious part 600-page financial reform measure could eventually strip final version bill house bill reverse 2010 dodd-frank financial reform law probably face rough sled senate significant change need could become law merchants favor limit establish 2010 bankers oppose stake billions dollars revenue either industry side wag lobby battle lawmakers feel pressure side know members frankly side aisle may little conflict issue say hensarling still listen carefully side see happen progress process debit card fee limit part dodd-frank financial reform law frequently refer durbin amendment primary sponsor senator dick durbin democrat illinois proponents say limit need check bank industry force retailers pay high fee bank critics say limit improper government policy low cost consumers hensarling chairman house financial service committee say fundamentally oppose government price control private market operations make case scrap fee limit acknowledge members party divide provision could strip panel consider amendments bill alternatively provision could remove bill vote full house bank panel expect consider amendments vote hensarling bill tuesday say expect bill consider full house shortly thereafter house bill expect become law probably garner enough support senate vote least eight democrats would need pass senate consider modest approach revisit exist financial rule u.s. house may kill debit card fee limit bank panel chair