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Christopher Cox, the commission chairman, said he agreed that the oversight program was "fundamentally flawed from the beginning".

But Mr. McIntyre of the commission said, "The N.R.C.'s oversight program is designed to catch and correct problems well before they become anything approaching a 'near miss.' ".

Studies to meet this goal required the use of cryopreserved Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell (PBMC) specimens, and therefore it was imperative that a quality assurance (QA) oversight program be developed to monitor PBMC samples obtained from study participants at multiple international sites.

The omission of prescription drug coverage from Medicare was less a policy decision than an oversight; when the program was created, prescription drugs were not a major expense.

A 2011 report by the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, said that federal oversight of the program was insufficient to ensure that hospitals and drug companies were adhering to the rules.

The long-term-care ombudsman program, with which too few people are familiar, is a citizen-oversight program that was put into place in nursing homes precisely because some neutral person, an advocate, had to be available to residents and family members who were afraid to complain to those on whom they depend for care.

Critics have said that HUD's lax oversight of its 203(k) mortgage program was partly to blame for the large-scale scheme to defraud the agency.

Critics have said that HUD's lax oversight of its 203(k) mortgage program was partly to blame for the vast scheme to defraud the housing agency.

"They're also right to point out that although the telephone bulk collection program was subject to oversight by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and has been reauthorized repeatedly by Congress, it has never been subject to vigorous public debate".

They also rightly point out that although the telephone bulk collection program was subject to oversight by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and has been reauthorized repeatedly by Congress, it has never been subject to vigorous public debate.

2. The C.I.A. interrogation program was mismanaged and was not subject to adequate oversight.