(04-13-2023 08:04 AM)Hambone10 Wrote:  

(04-12-2023 09:07 PM)Frizzy Owl Wrote:  I don’t think you were directing this at me, but, yes that’s part of my point about actual conflicts of interest… they are defined by laws or codes. A bribe is the most obvious example, but situations that call for recusal are also examples. “Perceived” conflicts of interest are subjective to one degree or another, and if that’s not good enough the obvious solution is to move them from perceived to actual by statute.

I meant the generic 'you'.... as in 'one'.... but you and i are alignied on this.

If you are not comfortable with things that may APPEAR to create conflicts of interest, the obvious solution is to move them from perceoved to actual by statute.

Something 93 (in particular, but not solely) is obviously ignoring above.