Nope.....
In fact my 'understanding' is that some COs are pushing harder for Elders to 'clean up' their rosters.....
Please keep in mind that CO personality is as varied as opinions on politics!
I submit the following exerpt from the BOE LTR Nov 17, 2010 (Letters of Introduction)
Full LTR http://www.sendspace.com/file/tikx90
Congregation publisber: When a publisher (active or inactive) moves to another congregation,a letter of introduction and the C ongregation ' s Publisher Record (S-21) cards should be promptly sent to the congregation where the publisher moved. (The last record card of an inactive publisher should be relained indefinitely by the congregation where the publisher moved.) If the previous service committee knows where the publisher moved, they may take the initiative and send these items without waiting for a formal request from the new congregation. What information should be conveyed in the letter of introduction? Ask yourself: What information would we want to receive if this person were moving into our congregation? (Matt. 7: 12) Clearly state the publisher's full name, the names of any immediate family members. and any privileges the publisher or his family members have enjoyed, such as assignments on the Theocratic Ministry School, working with the Regional Building Committee, auxiliary pioneer service, and so forth. These elements should be included in all letters of introduction. If the person was reproved in the distant past but is not presently under restrictions, there may be no need to mention past judicial action unless the offense involved child molestation, adulterous marriage, or some other notorious wrongdoing