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The court-appointed federal monitor of the Detroit Police Department, Sheryl L. Robinson, began overseeing changes in the problem-plagued department.

The early favourite is Gareth Southgate, the former England international and Middlesbrough manager, who worked as FA head of elite development – overseeing changes in youth football – for 18 months before quitting last summer.

* Parfitt oversaw changes in Radio 1 including the launch of 1Xtra in 2002.

Judge Scheindlin named a monitor — Peter L. Zimroth, a former corporation counsel — to oversee changes in training, supervision, monitoring and discipline.

The Justice Department and the city agreed to establish an independent monitor to oversee changes in the police department, including better training and supervision of officers.

Judge Garaufis ordered the city to create a new entrance exam and appointed an independent monitor to oversee changes in recruiting, testing and hiring.

The settlement negotiations would have required a court-appointed monitor to oversee changes in the department, including revised training for deputies.

"In some respects, we were trying to protect people from themselves," said Doug Herron, the chief financial officer, who serves on the company's retirement committee and helped oversee changes in the plan.

North Carolina's Republican-controlled legislature rewrote the state's voting rules in 2013 shortly after the Supreme Court struck down a section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that had given the Justice Department the power to oversee changes in election procedures in areas with a history of racial discrimination.

Peter Lewis was appointed by the government to oversee changes in the London borough of Haringey in the aftermath of the Baby P scandal.

The Act would again give the federal government the power to oversee changes in voting policies, including the adoption of voter identification laws.