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The Justice Department and the FBI have significantly boosted oversight over national security letters and intelligence warrant applications since 2007, adding layers of auditing and compliance reviews, she said.

Company chief Abigail Klem said last year she had been planning her first trip to tour some of the facilities that make Ivanka Trump products, and she said the company would boost oversight of the treatment of its largely female workforce.

State to boost oversight of services for students learning English.

California officials have agreed to boost oversight of school district efforts to help the state's 1.4 million students learning English under a legal settlement announced this week.

USIS conducts about 65percentt of the background checks done by private contractors, and more than half of all the investigations conducted by the OPM, according to a statement issued last week by the office of Senator Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat who is a co-sponsor of legislation aimed at boosting oversight of the security clearance process.

The RAA would have beefed up the 1946 Administrative Procedure Act governing public notice-and-comment for federal regulations, and boosted regulatory oversight.

Sixty-seven percent of directors said their boards needed to improve contribution to strategy development and boost oversight of strategy execution.

It is hoped the proposed initiatives will boost shareholder oversight and awareness.

In a speech Monday, Paulson also called for Congress to pass laws to expand the availability of Federal Housing Administration insured loans and boosting government oversight of mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

The measure, Assembly Bill 197, would boost legislative oversight of the state's leading climate regulator, the California Air Resources Board, and would require the agency to focus more attention on cutting emissions from local refineries and manufacturers.

What the legislation would do: The scandal-ridden Public Utilities Commission, which oversees the state's electric and gas utilities alongside other major industries, would see an overhaul designed to boost outside oversight and transparency.