Brown: ; Gov. The Choice for Dep Chief Is Opposed.
Portland Press Herald › April 29, 2011
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Gov. Paul LePage said Thursday that he is pursuing a change in the conflict-of-interest provision in Maine law that prompted this week's resignation of Darryl Brown as commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection.
LePage called it a "poorly written law" that is keeping high- quality, experienced people from serving in the DEP.See the full content of this document
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Brown: ; Gov. The Choice for Dep Chief Is Opposed.
The state law, which mirrors federal law, says a person may not be DEP commissioner if they receive, or have received in the two years before their appointment, 10 percent or more of their gross personal income from Clean Wate...
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