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The simple act of moving healthcare to a mobile app should not change the fact that a licensed professional needs to be overseeing that care.

It would need to be overseen by the National Audit Office and government departments would be able to hold it to account.

The committee's former chairman, Sir Alistair Graham, said a new system needed to be overseen by an independent group, but added that introducing a pay increase for MPs would be politically difficult during a recession.

No, privacy and data security are efforts that need to be overseen by a designated person and team that is accountable for ensuring data is handled and secured appropriately.

In other words, the foreclosure process does not need to be overseen by a judge.

The regulators whose decisions need to be overseen are the banking regulators who have been protecting banks while consumers suffer and American taxpayers pick up the bill.

The fresh specimen will need to be overseen by the pathologist with the same immediacy and professional attention.

The government must go public with its deals with the oil companies, it must submit to independent audits of those deals and civil society needs to be involved in overseeing them.

Bowen and her staff share a "substantial'" part of the blame for the project's problems, said Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn., because ultimately it's Bowen's job to pick the right contractor, scale the project so it is feasible, tell the contractor what needs to be done and oversee the work.

My personal view is that children's rights are important and there needs to be a body to oversee these".

Even if you outsource every job from the landscaping to the housecleaning, someone still needs to be in charge of overseeing all the maintenance.