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Consistent personnel standards

What supervision and disclosure safeguards would address perceived favoritism without assuming a family relationship proves misconduct?

The report explicitly distinguishes perceived favoritism from an objective determination and discusses direct and indirect supervision. R3 proposes aligned rules for future hires and developing relationships.

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Transparent safeguards can support trust and fair treatment without making unsupported allegations about individuals.

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Nepotism

Report section
Impact of perceived conflict of interest; Findings F1–F2
Source citation
Nepotism, Impact of perceived conflict of interest; Findings F1–F2, PDF page 34 (printed page 32).
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