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Independent though it may be of funding from the publishers it would oversee, it instead gets its cash from private benefactors (Max Mosley, whose grievances against the press don't need repeating here, presently finances the organisation to the tune of £3.8m via two charities).

It would oversee the sensitive interface between NHS commissioning agencies and local social services.

A spokesman for the CNRDR said it would oversee a transition back to democratically elected power.

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it had not yet decided whether it would oversee the largest nonbank auto lenders.

In turn, a terse response from the Olympic committee in Saudi Arabia was that it would "oversee participation of women athletes who can qualify".

In December, the aviation agency proposed a rule under which it would oversee security companies much the way it oversees other contractors, like aircraft repair stations.

The software it produces would oversee the vehicles' movements and forward such information to the relevant air traffic control authorities.

But it raised new questions about who would oversee it and how disputes might be resolved.

It would eliminate penalties for possessing up to three ounces of marijuana for any reason and would direct the Legislature to treat marijuana much like tobacco products and alcohol, regulating it through a system that would oversee how it is grown, distributed and sold, generating tax revenue in the process.

But the reconciliation panel has not yet been created and it's unclear who, if anyone, would oversee its work.

A steering committee, comprised of representatives from the District Department of Transportation, Arlington County and others, would oversee it.