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Here's a formula for determining conflict of interest:
Person A relies on person B for X to not become law.
Person A pays person B to achieve that X not become law.
Person B has an interest (of any kind, financial or otherwise) in X becoming law.
Its as simple as that.
In our case, person A is everyone who pays the FSC membership dues.
In our case, person B is every lawyer and everyone else working on the FSC payroll.
In our case, X is the 2257 regulations.
In order to avoid the conflict of interest, no person in class B (i.e. no lawyers or anyone working for FSC) should have a financial interest in the FSC failing to achieve the goal for which its members are paying.
All the rest of the verbiage on this topic is BS, BS, BS and more BS.
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