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FOND DU LAC - City Council member Ben Giles has filed a civil suit against the city's Ethics Board, asking for a judicial review to reverse a decision made by the board last month that negatively affects him. The petition was filed March 1 in Fond du Lac County Circuit Court and will be heard by Judge Tricia Walker. The board last month found Giles violated one of the sections of the city's Code of Ethics regarding dedicated service because he sought the opinion of outside counsel in regard to whether he was obliged to recuse himself from voting on matters concerning an alternative mas...
Ontario Securities Commission Announces New Securities Proceedings Advisory Committee Members Date 07/01/2021 The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is pleased to announce the updated membership of the Securities Proceedings Advisory Committee (SPAC). The SPAC is an advisory committee to the OSC’s Office of the Secretary. The SPAC provides comment and advice on a variety of policy and procedural initiatives relating to proceedings before the Commission’s administrative tribunal. The SPAC includes members in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario who are currently practicing, ...
Why a controversial Chinese-Swiss agreement has been left to expire The two countries have been on a path of deepening bilateral relations, including several high-level visits from both parties, since signing a memorandum of understanding in 2007. Keystone / Alessandro Della Valle The Swiss government has put on hold a deal that allowed agents from China to come to Switzerland to identify Chinese nationals, following public outcry and pressure from various groups. But questions about the nature and purpose of the arrangement continue to dog migration officials. This content ...
Print Article Switzerland's so-called re-admission agreement with China specified the terms for officials to travel to the country and interrogate Chinese nationals set for deportation NICOLAS ASFOURI Text size The Swiss strongly rejected accusations this week that a deal allowing Chinese officials to enter Switzerland and interrogate Chinese nationals, which only recently came to light, put dissidents at risk. Switzerland entered into a so-called re-admission agreement with China back in 2015. The deal expired on Monday. The agreement, which remained a secret until Swis...