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...addendum, which was written by former Crimson president Amit R. Paley ’04 and the Undergraduate and Graduate Council representatives to the group, Scott F. Goldman ’04-’05 and Tracy J. Wells, primarily criticized the recommendation regarding the confidentiality of HUPD’s internal reports and the lack of any final vote approving the group’s report...
...Goldman said that while the students had been given a fair voice during the committee’s discussions, he was still disappointed by the lack of a final vote on the report...
...definitely had opportunities to speak our minds,” Goldman said. “My concern was that in the end I thought there would be some way to sign on or sign off, but there wasn?...
...Goldman said that releasing the addendum without first addressing concerns to the entire committee may have been a mistake...
Certainly, the run of greed-inspired scandals beginning in 2001 with Enron has brought about meaningful changes. The accounting industry now has a federally chartered oversight board. Stock analysts are no longer permitted to shill for investment bankers at road shows. Bankers at Goldman Sachs can't talk to analysts on the phone without a corporate chaperone listening in, and e-mails between their departments automatically bounce back. The compensation committees of public companies must now be composed of independent directors, reducing the chances for cronyism. There's legal basis for forcing executives to give back bonuses when accounting fraud...