Isn’t the whole point of recusing people so that you have something you can do when you don’t want to remove them? I think I’m just very differently calibrated from everyone else, but my reaction to hearing that they were recused was “seems okay, but perhaps driven by public image more than anything else”, so actually getting rid of them seems even more unnecessary to me.
Isn’t the whole point of recusing people so that you have something you can do when you don’t want to remove them? I think I’m just very differently calibrated from everyone else, but my reaction to hearing that they were recused was “seems okay, but perhaps driven by public image more than anything else”, so actually getting rid of them seems even more unnecessary to me.
They obviously have incredibly clear and blatant conflicts of interest? Not sure how you could possibly think it is purely a public image concern.
Another option besides recusal and removing someone is a leave of absence.