Mr. Scoppetta, in his remarks to reporters, also stressed supervision, saying, "Every officer who had some responsibility for supervising that firehouse will be held accountable as well" as the firefighters.
"Every officer who had some responsibility for supervising that firehouse will be held accountable as well".
Analysts say that that independence will be further eroded by the new powers over eurozone banks, resulting in a conflict of interest between different functions since the ECB will be responsible for supplying liquidity to the banks it is policing and because it will need to be politically accountable in supervising the banks while politically independent in setting monetary policy.
officials who are charged with oversight of the projects must be held accountable for failing to supervise them".
In addition to weighing the evidence against officers and punishing those who are guilty, Mr. Dunbar must also decide the delicate issue of whether to hold the troopers' commanders accountable for failing to supervise them.
Many see the ruling as potentially opening the door to similar suits -- against doctors held accountable for the condition of a baby whose birth they supervise, or against parents by a child born with any variety of defects.
Politicians should be accountable for their actions; social workers for the children they are supervising; nurses for their patients.
For example, if you are supervising others in the interim role and are accountable for their performance, it is essential that you have the authority to evaluate their performance.
In his forthcoming article, Langerman states that "the safety literature clearly recognizes that individual managers must be held personally accountable for the safety and environmental protection of those they directly supervise".
Teachers for not supervising the children properly?
Janice Jones, who supervises the City Connection students, or fellows, at the society, holds Fernando accountable for keeping up at school.
