Marc A. Pelletier wrote:
Seriously, however, I can understand why some current holders of rights might have reservations about a policy that tightens greatly how private information is handled and how much vetting is done on who does the handling; but that tightening does very much need to take place.
Says who? I've been trying to get a clear answer to this question for the past few days. The access to non-public info policy is the Board's creation and the Board's prerogative. Is the Board interested in updating this policy? If not, then politely: why are we having this conversation? If so, why and in what ways would the Board like to see the policy updated?
MZMcBride