Many aspects of Qin's policy before the imperial unification and in its aftermath such as the creation of an intrusive government apparatus, tight supervision over officials, reliance on impartial laws and regulations, and the like were designed by Shang Yang, Shen Buhai, Han Fei, and their like.
An impartial governmental agency should regulate the guideline process.
Sheehan [ 42] identified 15 facets for the role of external examiner: subject expert, experienced, impartial judge, custodian of standards, interpreter of regulations, rapid reader, board member, decision maker, conflict coper, interviewer, power source, signatory, migrant, reporter and outsider.
The former editor of the Daily Telegraph has acknowledged that the press may not be seen as impartial observers, given their resistance to the new system of press regulation backed by the government following the phone-hacking scandal and subsequent Leveson Inquiry.
Tight regulation of television news in Britain obliges Sky News to be impartial, but journalists at another of his British news organizations, The Times of London, who are not (yet) subject to that sort of legal obligation, also made no effort to conceal what their owner might see as very bad news.
If Mr. Holder decided to appoint a special counsel, the Justice Department regulation says that the person be "a lawyer with a reputation for integrity and impartial decision-making, and with appropriate experience to ensure both that the investigation will be conducted ably, expeditiously and thoroughly".
As I understand it, Osborne and Cameron have never quite understood why the regulation of the BBC could not be done in a cleaner and more ostensibly impartial way by Ofcom.
