The health commissioner agreed to organize an oversight board called for some 25 years ago.
JQ provided direct oversight of the study conduct, conducted child and parent interviews and debriefs, organized the qualitative and quantitative content analysis, and contributed to the preparation and review of the manuscript.
The reforms need to go much further by explicitly protecting workers' rights, including the right to organize, and giving oversight to the Labor Department.
The hearing, organized by the oversight unit of the House Financial Services Committee, could present the first public grilling of Mr. Corzine about his risky bets on European sovereign debt, wagers that ultimately doomed the firm.
Church Boards - It's understandable that churches feel the need to have some organized type of oversight to ensure that the mission of the church is being realized and that its resources are being used responsibly.
Social franchising aims to address challenges of oversight, quality, and scale in the private sector by organizing small, independent health care businesses into quality-assured networks.
The firms have spent the last two years getting organized for the new oversight.
"Either way the election goes, you're going to have a major rethinking of how we're organized in terms of oversight of financial markets," said Harvey J. Goldschmid, a professor at Columbia Law School and a Democratic member of the Securities and Exchange Commission from 2002 to 2005.
Many of the new companies seem unprepared for the challenge of making over a public school, yet neither the federal government nor many state governments are organized to offer effective oversight, said Jack Jennings, president of the Center on Education Policy, a nonprofit group in Washington.
20% time at your company doesn't need to be organized or receive formal oversight.
Meanwhile in Puerto Rico, groups are organizing, coalitions have formed, and the possibility of practicing civil disobedience to challenge the Oversight Board it's been openly discussed.
