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SEC Pushes for Transparency, But Not Its Own

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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which promotes corporate transparency, is having problems with its own transparency, Bloomberg News reports in a review of the agency’s performance under the Freedom of Information Act. The article quotes former SEC commissioner Edward Fleischman as commenting, `This is an agency that has never done very much disclosure about itself.” The article cites data in a CJOG report on FOIA performance of 25 federal departments and agencies. (9/30/05)

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