New York City Conflicts of Interest Board - Quiz
  • 1. What is the primary function of the NYC Conflicts of Interest Board?
A) Administering, enforcing, and interpreting ethics laws
B) Creating new legislative bills for the City Council
C) Managing the city's pension and retirement funds
D) Investigating criminal activities within city agencies
  • 2. Which chapter of the New York City Charter does the COIB enforce?
A) Chapter 92
B) Chapter 68
C) Chapter 45
D) Chapter 10
  • 3. What is the COIB's role regarding the Annual Disclosure Law?
A) It administers and enforces the law
B) It is exempt from the law
C) It reviews only private sector compliance
D) It drafts amendments to the law
  • 4. What agency governs the ethical conduct of New York City public employees?
A) The Conflicts of Interest Board
B) The Mayor's Office of Operations
C) The Department of City Planning
D) The New York City Police Department
  • 5. How has the COIB encouraged people under its jurisdiction to contact the agency?
A) By mailing physical suggestion boxes
B) Using exclusively encrypted email portals
C) Via memes on Twitter
D) Through formal legal subpoenas
  • 6. Who served as the chairman of the board from 2014 to 2020?
A) Bill de Blasio
B) A member of the City Council
C) Richard Briffault
D) An anonymous whistleblower
  • 7. What was Richard Briffault's professional role outside of the COIB?
A) New York City Mayor
B) Police Commissioner
C) City Council Speaker
D) Columbia Law School professor
  • 8. Who nominated Richard Briffault for the position of board chairman?
A) Mayor Bill de Blasio
B) The City Comptroller
C) The New York State Governor
D) The Public Advocate
  • 9. According to Richard Briffault, what is the essence of the Board?
A) Monitoring the social media use of city employees
B) Reducing the budget of city agencies
C) Promoting the political campaigns of incumbents
D) Ensuring public servants serve the public interest
  • 10. Why does Richard Briffault believe appearances matter regarding public officials?
A) To increase the popularity of city programs
B) To maintain public confidence in integrity
C) To satisfy legal requirements for media exposure
D) To ensure officials look professional in meetings
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