Rotating Officers for Research Integrity are appointed from both research and administrative members of LEFT-P.
The rotating role is designed to balance authority, right, and obligation. Research integrity should not become a purely administrative hierarchy, and research members should not stand outside the procedures that preserve public accountability.
Rotating Officers serve fixed-term oversight roles attached to the Research Integrity Office and report to the Executive Editorial Committee. Their work concerns citation standards, authorship transparency, documentation practice, procedural fairness, and the distinction between public and internal materials.
This arrangement distributes institutional responsibility across the League. It turns integrity from a vertical office into a shared public duty.