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There are already a number of arrangements where corporations can pay penalties to 'approved' charities instead of the regulator as part or all of an agreement;
by nickff 10y ago
There are already a number of arrangements where corporations can pay penalties to 'approved' charities instead of the regulator as part or all of an agreement; these deals have been problematic, as the government officials appear to be using the arrangements to favor interest groups and potential future employers.
I am not saying your idea is a bad one, but I think it is useful to know where the potential problems lie.
- protomyth 10y agoIts that part of government's version of giving a contract to a company then being hired by said company after leaving government. Both should be illegal.