The new structure consolidates responsibility around two senior executives, Hilary Schneider and Ash Patel.
We should therefore consolidate responsibility for enforcement with the CFPB, a single agency grounded by experience policing similar abuses in other sectors.
Another, more integrative response is consolidating national responsibility for ECCE into a single ministry.
Linda Yaccarino, president for cable entertainment and digital advertising sales at NBC Universal New York, part of Comcast, was named president for advertising sales, assuming sales duties for broadcast units like the NBC network as NBCUniversal consolidates responsibility for all ad sales with her.
The 9/11 commission recommended creating either a single joint intelligence committee of the two houses or two stand-alone committees consolidating oversight and spending responsibilities.
The Obama administration was right on the mark last week when it recognized this problem and proposed a solution: consolidating the far-flung responsibilities into a strong, new agency that focuses directly on consumer protection.
I agree with the premise that the media, which is controlled by a handful of major corporations, is far more interested in making money and consolidating power than fulfilling its responsibility to inform the electorate.
Mr. Earnest said that the White House has already reorganized the way it is handling the policy issues covered by the vacant czar jobs, consolidating several positions and shifting responsibilities to the White House's Domestic Policy Council.
A year ago a bipartisan state commission said that New Yorkers could save more than a billion dollars a year by consolidating and sharing local government responsibilities like public security, health, roads and education.
The establishment of large-scale purchasers such as PEPFAR, UNITAID, and the Voluntary Pooled Procurement program of the GFATM, which relieves individual countries of their procurement responsibilities, is rapidly consolidating the number of buyers in the market.
