Can we call for Mr. Wiseman's ouster?
 

Any thoughts?

Maybe send a letter stating abuse of power (improper use of authority) and citing possible conflict of interest?

<O:pThe conflict of interest exists in the fact that his decision directly conflicts with the whole purpose of the meetings and of the recommendations set forth by the two parties.</O:p
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<O:pSeparation of power must be in such grade, that any of the branches can operate without excessive limitations from the others; but interdependecy between them must also be in such grade, that one single branch cannot rule out the other's decisions. This is the separation of powers principle.</O:p
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<O:p<O:pA conflict of interest exists even if no improper act results from it, and can create an appearance of impropriety that can undermine confidence in the conflicted individual or organization.</O:p</O:p
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<O:pI would love to be the one calling for his ouster at the next meeting...</O:p</O:p
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More on Wiseman....
 

His salary is paid by the RLFF, the private environmental fund supplying money for MLPA implementation. Does anybody know if Wiseman works directly for the BRTF?

Due process? There is no official due process until this thing gets up to the Fish and Game Comm.

I think we should suggest he step down due to bad judgement. They never should have taken a vote; they got caught in their own design.

Typical abuse of power with conflict of interest. Maybe someone should ask him where his salary comes from, it will be recorded and he will have to disclose the info.:sifone: And when he does, cite conflict of interest, based on his voting decisions.

They hold so much power and influence over this game, it is astounding to see such a mistake come from authority.