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hello ucar peter christensen here coming to you from the ceos desk going to talk about an ethics change that came down at the last board of directors meeting a couple weeks ago at the nar convention the virtual convention and it was it was not without controversy but it did pass so im not going to focus on the controversy so much on on the arguments for or against it and whether or not its a good thing the debates done i think pretty much everything was said about it that could be said and ultimately it was passed and it was implemented immediately so coming out of that meeting it was it was good to go so i just wanted to kind of tell you what it does and maybe a little bit what it doesnt do but a lot of confusion maybe a lot has been said about it so hopefully hopefully youve seen something about so you know im talking about really the controversy came from there were a few changes all kind of sprinkled together but the controversy came from policy statement 29 which said a rea
