Committee reviews MTA code of ethics and whistleblower policy; no changes recommended
The committee reviewed the MTA's all-agency and board-member code of ethics (marking its 20th anniversary), received a quarterly compliance update about past-due audit recommendations, and accepted four policies for board approval; no substantive changes to the code or whistleblower policy were recommended.
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Lamont, the MTA chief compliance officer, briefed the committee on several governance and compliance items: the quarterly status of open and past-due audit recommendations, the annual review of the MTA's code of ethics, the annual review of the whistleblower policy, and four policies requiring board approval.
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