Ethics Process Testimony of Hon Howell Heflin Hon Trent Lott Hon Henry J

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I think there is something there for the House to learn as well. Mr. Hyde. Are you speaking of the Intelligence Committees? Senator Cohen. I am indeed. Mr. Hyde. Yes, we have muddled through pretty well, but I think we could all do better as one joint committee. You and Mr. Boren could be chairmen, as far as I'm concerned — share it. Senator Cohen. I'm no longer on it. Chairman Boren. Mr. Emerson, any questions? Mr. Emerson. No questions. Chairman Boren. Let me ask you, in light of the last que...stion, do you think that the ethics committee, or at least part of the ethics process could be done by a joint committee in light of your support of joint committees? Earlier we heard from former Chair- man Heflin of the Senate Ethics Committee. He felt that we should move toward parallel rules because here the behavior patterns really shouldn't be any different and it's confusing to the public where something is ethical for a Senator but unethical for a House Member or vice versa. Mr. Hyde. At first I did not like the idea, but the more I think about it, you would break into the "old boy network, " if I may use that phrase.

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