Not exact matches
interested enough in finding
out what the Commission had discovered that he has launched an inquiry, in part, to get to the bottom
of whether «investigations potentially significant to the public interest have been bargained away as part
of the negotiated arrangement between legislative and executive leaders,» as he wrote in a letter to the Commission's members on April 3 — a reference to the ethics deal struck between the governor and the Legislature as part
of their budget
agreement at the end
of March, which coincided with Cuomo's announcement that he was
shutting down the Commission.
«At a time when jobs are scarce and the construction industry is ailing, this is the worst time possible for a halt in funding... The real problem is Congress» inability to iron
out partisan disputes, a failure
of governance at the most basic level... These are serious issues, but surely reasonable lawmakers can come to an
agreement without
shutting down a vital government agency.»
Oregon regulators worked
out a similar
agreement for Oregon Health CO-OP members when the CO-OP
shut down at the end
of July, 2016]
Two recent ones I know
of in the last year — one agency advised their clients and helped them keep the contact — another agency just
shut the doors, a smaller local agency did get the files and figure
out who adopted whose child, and tried to at least continue some contact
agreements which I thought was wonderful.