"There's a consensus, still, on the civil service as an impartial body," says Prashar.
The opposition has already demanded the creation of an impartial body to supervise elections.
Paypal says it acts as an impartial body and will always try to mediate where a conflict arises.
It would be better for admissions to be administered by an impartial body such as a local school commissioner.
'* * * respondent had reached the point where its only recourse was to request an impartial body, namely: an emergency board, to hear the evidence and decide the issues involved.
Given the stakes and given that the figures are not double-checked by an impartial body, each school faces exactly the sort of potential conflict of interest lawyers are trained to howl about.
It was also concerned that decisions as to whether a political statement is "true" would necessarily involve a political judgment, based upon political premises, which an impartial body would be poorly placed to adjudicate in.
Minutes from the social security advisory committee, an official and impartial body set up to advise the DWP on welfare policy, suggest evidence had already surfaced by December that employers were using unpaid schemes to fill seasonal vacancies.
New York's cultural leaders saw it as something much graver: a warning that the Giuliani administration would wield city financing to punish any art that it disliked — "with no due process, no hearings, no place for the museum to argue its case before an impartial body," said Alan J. Friedman, who ran the New York Hall of Science at the time.
And all the while, the truly important work of the COP, the work that the country desperately needs an impartial body to perform, is left undone.
