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Yet another high-ranking public servant is under pressure for taking jabs at the National Party. Ruth Dyson, deputy chair of Fire and Emergency New Zealand, disparaged Chris Luxon's Waitangi address on social media last month. Earlier today, the Prime Minister forgave the ACC and Pharmac board chair for penning politically-charged columns online. Just last week, the board chair of Te Whatu Ora, Rob Campbell, got the sack for slamming National's Three Waters policy on LinkedIn. Former Government statistician Len Cook says the Code of Conduct for political neutrality is fairly new. "There are huge amounts of ambiguity for people who run boards, this needs to be clarified." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.