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I have no direct knowledge of the policy but the comment implies that it wouldn't matter.

• Consultant32452 5y ago
  The comment was given with in a context of a policy that required the professors to ask permission to perform some work. If the policy only applies to paid work then that is the context and makes all the difference.
  • davorak 5y ago
    Conflict of interest policy typically cover both paid and unpaid work since either could be a conflict of interest. From the University of Florida: "Conflict of Commitment: occurs when a University Employee engages in an Outside Activity, either paid or unpaid, that could interfere with their professional obligations to the University." https://policy.ufl.edu/policy/conflicts-of-commitment-and-conflicts-of-interest/ https://policy.ufl.edu/policy/conflicts-of-commitment-and-co...
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