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IN THE MATTER OF THE INVESTMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION AND TIFFANY YEN SIAM DECISION OF THE PANEL OF THE PACIFIC DISTRICT COUNCILIntroduction Pursuant to a Notice of Hearing dated November 8, 2005 (the

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What is reasons for decision?

Reasons for decision are detailed explanations and justifications for a particular decision made by an individual or organization.

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