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      That has been my understanding of the issue, as well.<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/9/20 09:33, vinton cerf via
      Chapter-delegates wrote:<br>
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          et al,</div>
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          seems to me that ISOC's Board can largely decide how it wants
          to deal with conflict of interest. In many cases, simple
          disclosure of potential conflict is enough. Trustees can also
          voluntarily recuse themselves from a discussion in which they
          believe they have a conflict. I don't think that the IRS is
          necesarily the ultimate determinant. What does the ISOC legal
          counsel say?</div>
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Best regards, 
Veni
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