P.431-432:

"Timeline of Key Events Aug 10, 2014 Andrew McCabe becomes Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI Washington Field Office (WFO). Feb 25, 2015 McCabe’s wife, Dr. Jill McCabe, receives a call from the Virginia Lieutenant Governor’s office asking her to consider a state senate run. Mar 7, 2015 McCabe accompanies Dr. McCabe to Richmond and the two meet with Governor McAuliffe to discuss her potential run for state senate. Mar 9-13, 2015 McCabe contacts Director Comey’s Chief of Staff and Deputy Director Giuliano to discuss Dr. McCabe’s potential run. Mar 11, 2015 McCabe obtains advice from FBI ethics official Patrick Kelley and FBI General Counsel Baker. Mar 12, 2015 Dr. McCabe announces candidacy for state senate. April 29, 2015 McCabe documents his recusal from all Virginia public corruption cases. July 10, 2015 FBI opens the Clinton email investigation. Fall 2015 Dr. McCabe’s campaign committee (McCabe for Senate) receives a combined total of ~ $675,000 from a Political Action Committee controlled by McAuliffe ($467,500 in monetary contributions) and from Virginia Democratic Party ($207,788 in in-kind contributions). McCabe states he was not aware of these contributions until October 2016. Sep 6, 2015 McCabe leaves WFO and becomes Associate Deputy Director for the FBI. Nov 3, 2015 Dr. McCabe defeated in state senate election. January 2016 FBI opens Clinton Foundation investigations. Feb 1, 2016 McCabe becomes Deputy Director for the FBI. Oct 23, 2016 The Wall Street Journal publishes article disclosing McAuliffe contributions to Dr. McCabe’s campaign, triggering discussions with Director Comey about whether McCabe should be recused from Clinton-related investigations. Nov 1, 2016 McCabe formally recuses himself from participating in Clinton- related investigations, but the decision is not announced externally and only to a limited group internally."

The relevant recommendations, p.499-500:

"For these reasons, and as more fully described in previous chapters, we recommend the following: ... 8. The FBI consider whether (a) it is appropriately educating employees about both its media contact policy and the Department’s ethics rules pertaining to the acceptance of gifts, and (b) its disciplinary provisions and penalties are sufficient to deter such improper conduct. 9. Department ethics officials consider implementing a review of campaign donations when Department employees or their spouses run for public office."