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A House hearing on F.D.A. oversight of foreign drug manufacturers is scheduled for Thursday.

The threshold is currently $15m, meaning Labor would relax oversight of foreign takeovers of agricultural land.

All of this needs to change, said Mr. Stupak, who wants the oversight of foreign plants to be as strict as those governing domestic ones.

DEPARTING CHAIRMAN: Max Baucus, Montana COMMITTEE: FOREIGN RELATIONS NEW CHAIRMAN: Richard G. Lugar, Indiana KEY ISSUES: Foreign Relations has oversight of foreign policy at a time when the U.S. approach to Iraq has strained relations with many countries.

The Internal Revenue Service is tightening up its oversight of foreign banks that sell offshore services to wealthy American clients, a move intended to stem what officials have called rampant tax evasion.

One section, for instance, denies that the legislation "would gut oversight of foreign megabanks," insisting that "Deutsche Bank, [Barclays] and Credit Suisse will still be subject to Section 165," ― the part of Dodd-Frank that requires "enhanced supervision" of the largest American banks.

A7 Concerns Over Spy Program The Bush administration, pressing for broader wiretap authority, warned Congressional leaders that the secret intelligence court overseeing eavesdropping operations has become overburdened and "frustrated" by its oversight of foreign-based communications and had sought help from Congress to ease the load.

For example, domestic regulators used to allow foreign banks to rely on the capital, liquidity and regulatory oversight of the foreign parent.

Still, up to five American dioceses led by theologically conservative bishops may try to break with the Episcopal Church and place themselves under the oversight of a foreign primate in the coming months, said the Rev. Canon Kendall Harmon, a conservative Episcopal strategist.

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Many of the same environmental problems, mutual distrust between UNITA and the MPLA, loose international oversight, the importation of foreign arms, and an overemphasis on maintaining the balance of power, led to the collapse of the protocol.