"Abuse occurs even in supposedly well-run and respected institutions because of poor monitoring".
And his case starkly illustrates the poor monitoring of China's leaky banking system, which is swamped with bad loans.
The state's Transportation Department also did not have much experience running projects of this kind, Mr. Hevesi said, resulting in poor monitoring of the company's progress.
Of the 62 sites its staff visited, 11 were issued with improvement notices over issues such as access problems, insufficient risk assessment and poor monitoring or management.
Moreover poor monitoring and quality control systems often lead to sub-standard performance compared to health facilities run by government and non-for-profit actors.Giorgio ComettoLondon.
Elderly people are "invisible" in many countries because of poor monitoring of their wellbeing, according to an index that ranks countries based on the ability of senior citizens to access pensions, healthcare, employment and further education.
Poor monitoring of the livelihoods of elderly people is particularly worrying as the number of people aged over 60 is projected to soar from 901m this year to 2.09bn in 2050, according to the index.
According to Whitfield, this is due to "the lack of transparent financial audits of contracts, secretive joint council-contractor governance arrangements, poor monitoring, undisclosed procurement costs, a lack of rigorous scrutiny and political fear of admitting failure".
The peer, a former head of the Food Standards Agency, is to tell Scottish ministers on Tuesday their efforts to prepare for the potentially severe impacts of global warming are being undermined by poor monitoring and weak delivery timetables.
The move is controversial, and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy warns that a system with multiple providers could work against the government's stated aim of better integration by creating a range of standards against which the quality of care can be judged, as well as poor monitoring of non-NHS providers and wide variations in conditions and pay for staff.
Some analysts predict that the asset-owning firms would blame operators for failing to report problems, whereas the operators would point the finger back, accusing the owners of poor monitoring and failure to invest.Companies may end up with less incentive to plan for the long term.
