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Daily Compliance News

May 25, 2022 the $2,465 an Hour Edition


In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

  • Glencore settles for $15bn. (FCPABlog)
  • Bosses in the UK want ‘butts in seats. (FT)
  • BYN settles for lying about ESG. (Compliance Week)
  • J&J’s lawyer wants to charge $2465 per hour in bankruptcy. (Reuters)
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Daily Compliance News

November 22, 2021 the Why Corruption edition


In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

  • Will Activism CEO resign?(WSJ)
  • Office reopening gets trickier. (WSJ)
  • Banks must promptly report cyber breaches. (Reuters)
  • Why do some become corrupt? (Foreign Policy)
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Daily Compliance News

August 23, 2021 the Transparency and FB edition


In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

  • Racial bias in military discipline? (NPR)
  • End of investor road shows? (FT)
  • Remote work could last up to 2 more years. (WSJ)
  • Transparency at Facebook (or lack thereof). (NYT)
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Trekking Through Compliance

Trekking Through Compliance-Episode 9-Dagger of the Mind


In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, we consider the episode Dagger of the Mind which aired on November 3, 1966, Star Date 2715.1.
The Enterprise makes a supply run to planet Tantalus V, a colony where the criminally insane are confined for treatment. The facility’s director is Dr. Tristan Adams, a psychiatrist famous for advocating more humane treatment of such patients. After the Enterprise delivers supplies and receives cargo from Tantalus, a man emerges from the container taken aboard and assaults a technician. Reaching the bridge, the intruder demands asylum, but Spock subdues him with a Vulcan nerve pinch. In sickbay, the intruder identifies himself as Simon van Gelder, and a computer check reveals that he is not a patient, but Dr. Adams’ assistant.
On the Enterprise van Gelder becomes increasingly frantic, warning that the landing party is in danger. Spock learns that the neural neutralizer can empty a mind of thoughts, leaving only an unbearable feeling of loneliness and that Adams has been using it on inmates and staff to gain total control of their minds.
Kirk decides to test the neutralizer on himself, with Noel at the controls. Adams appears, overpowers Noel, seizes the controls, increases the neutralizer’s intensity, and proceeds to convince Kirk that he has been madly in love with Noel for years. Adams inadvertently reactivates the neural neutralizer, emptying his mind completely, killing him. Back on the Enterprise, Kirk is informed that van Gelder has destroyed the neural neutralizer. McCoy is surprised that loneliness could be lethal, but Kirk, after his experience, is not.

Compliance Takeaways:
  1. Be careful at Christmas parties.
  2. How do you test new protocols?
  3. How you treat your direct reports is critical for your success as a CCO.
Resources
Excruciatingly Detailed Plot Summary by Eric W. Weisstein for Daggerof the Mind
MissionLogPodcast.com-Daggerof the Mind