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But Mr Sissling says that as part of a new financial regime, the Welsh government is looking at "whether changes to the NHS statutory financial regime are required to provide greater flexibility in the longer term".

This ongoing probe is looking at whether the department violated the Constitution or federal law.

The consultation is looking at whether advertising rules need to be changed for e-cigarettes.

That investigation is looking at whether conduct was misleading or unconscionable.

A further project is looking at whether students' STEM teaching skills are related to their ability to reason scientifically.

Melissa Ferguson, professor of psychology, is looking at whether Trump voters have been increasing in their prejudice over time.

The S.E.C. is looking at whether Merrill adequately informed bond buyers of the risks involved, the company has said.

It's why our Banking Commission is looking at whether to split the banks up completely to keep our economy safe.

"That's the smoke," said an OSC staff member, who added that the OSC is looking at whether similar briefings occurred at other executive branch agencies.

The inquest is looking at whether MI5 could have drawn together different strands of intelligence about Khan's links with extremists and established that he was planning mass murder.

With the new standard of "fit and proper," the agency is looking at whether a company complies with media licensing conditions and the broadcasting code.