Why would we want to have opinions issued that are not available for others to benefit from given that we are placing transparency on a pedestal?
Gene Green: “Why would we want to have opinions issued that are not available for others to benefit from given that we are placing…”
On the recordMay 20, 2014
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Green questions the need for confidential opinions when transparency is prioritized.
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