Reauthorization of the Office of Government Ethics Hearing Before the Subcommi
Reauthorization of the Office of Government Ethics Hearing Before the Subcommi
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I wanted to ask you about the honoraria ban, where you see us now, and what your prognosis is for the hono- raria ban.
Mr. Potts. Yes. We have, from the very beginning, opposed the honoraria ban and made that very clear, and worked diligently to support the legislation which we had hoped would revoke that ban. Unfortunately, that did not happen, and so, the matter has wound its way through the courts, and, of course, is now pending before the Supreme Court.
I, personally, would think it would b...e a great saving of time and resources for the Government if the Congress went ahead and re- pealed the honoraria ban and mooted the Supreme Court case. I think that would be the best result of all, frankly.
I do not, and our office does not, quarrel, really, with the decision of the Department of Justice to appeal the court of appeals ruling which held it unconstitutional. We had, frankly, taken a position that it would be acceptable to leave well enough alone and let that cout decision stand, thinking that our responsibility was really to the career officials, particularly, in the executive branch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wanted to ask you about the honoraria ban, where you see us now, and what your prognosis is for the hono- raria ban.
Mr. Potts. Yes. We have, from the very beginning, opposed the honoraria ban and made that very clear, and worked diligently to support the legislation which we had hoped would revoke that ban. Unfortunately, that did not happen, and so, the matter has wound its way through the courts, and, of course, is now pending before the Supreme Court.
I, personally, would think it would b...e a great saving of time and resources for the Government if the Congress went ahead and re- pealed the honoraria ban and mooted the Supreme Court case. I think that would be the best result of all, frankly.
I do not, and our office does not, quarrel, really, with the decision of the Department of Justice to appeal the court of appeals ruling which held it unconstitutional. We had, frankly, taken a position that it would be acceptable to leave well enough alone and let that cout decision stand, thinking that our responsibility was really to the career officials, particularly, in the executive branch.
What to read after Reauthorization of the Office of Government Ethics Hearing Before the Subcommi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zationo042894 to read onlineMoreLess
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