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What is the potential violation involved with the former chief of staff's engagement with Northwell Health as a client after leaving public service?
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Council Member Lincoln Restler questions the Conflicts of Interest Board's (COIB) willingness to testify about a potential violation related to the former chief of staff's engagement with Northwell Health as a client after leaving City service.
- Northwell Health received $11,000,000 in new city contracts immediately after the former chief of staff left public service
- The former chief of staff is engaged with Northwell Health as a client for lobbying
- Restler notes the post-employment ban restricts compensated communication, not just lobbying
- The COIB Executive Director cites legal confidentiality mandates as the reason for not testifying
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