Sentences with phrase «ethics board appointed»

From 2013 to 2016 she served as chair of the city's ethics board appointed by then - mayor Shayne Gallo.

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Let's not forget that he sabotaged his own anti-corruption commission as it began getting close to his donors and has repeatedly appointed his lackeys to boards, ethics commissions and other prominent watchdog positions.

Cuomo appoints the majority of the commissioners on the ethics board.

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Milton Supervisor candidate Scott Ostrander, seen voting last September, finally got his way, appointing the politically connected Brenda Baird to the ethics board.

But Genovesi dropped out of consideration when she was appointed last week as a member of the town's newly formulated ethics board.

And while some include standards for who is appointed, such as requiring members be from different political parties, there can be questions about possible conflicts of interest facing the ethics board members themselves.

Other municipalities, like Glenville, say they appoint an ethics board at the organizational meeting every year.

Cuomo appointed Mitra Hormozi, his former deputy chief of staff when he was state Attorney General; he had picked her to chair the previous ethics board.

«We absolutely produced a written decision,» said Jean Jacobs, who was appointed to the head of the ethics board by Gallo last year.

Strike the power of the Chief Justice to appoint four citizen members to the Board of Governors to assist in hearing ethics cases.

Boards also appoint professional standards committees to police the actions of agents based on the rules of conduct built around the code of ethics.

o. «Tribunal» means those persons serving in a given case on a Grievance Committee or a Hearing Panel of the Professional Standards Committee in either an ethics or arbitration proceeding, or a Board of Directors or appropriate body appointed by a Board of Directors to act in its behalf.