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Other critics of the BBC Trust include the BBC management and, before the last election, a report chaired by the current culture secretary.

Next was a short report chaired by Lord Oxburgh, to examine the "integrity" of the research, though the exact brief is contested.

A NATO report chaired by Madeleine Albright last fall noted that large-scale attacks on NATO infrastructure could lead to defensive measures by all members.

But there are also fears that delving into past violence may reopen barely healed wounds and undermine the fragile government of national unity that has run the country since April.The first report, chaired by a South African judge, Johann Kriegler, focuses on the actual election and lambasts the electoral commission for massive bungling.

After the Russian council member Mikhail Butov outlined Russia's response to the devastating findings of a World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) independent report, chaired by Dick Pound, he left the conference call and the other members voted 22-1 to provisionally suspend.

The fortunes of IceCube (which cost a cool US$279 million to build) were bolstered, for instance, by an influential 1997 report chaired by aerospace executive Norman Augustine; this stressed the importance of international cooperation at the pole, with a subtext of maintaining US dominance in Antarctic research.

PITAC was a group comprising about equal numbers of academics and representatives of the technology industry, and the Cyber Security Subcommittee, which prepared the report, was chaired by Tom Leighton, MIT prof and Akamai cofounder.

In the formal release of its report, the panel, chaired by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, sidestepped other contentious issues regarding access to firearms.

In a statement accompanying the report, the commission chaired by Brazilian diplomat and scholar Paulo Sergio Pinheiro said most casualties result from unlawful attacks using conventional weapons and any response to end the conflict "must be founded upon the protection of civilians".

As Patrick Wintour reports, the commission, chaired by the former Labour minister Alan Milburn, finds that the coalition will miss its child poverty target by a long way and that pensioners are not bearing their share of the burden of fiscal consolidation.

A second blow was delivered last week by the Iraq Study Group (ISG) report, co-chaired by former Republican Secretary of State James Baker and former Democratic Congressman Lee Hamilton: –It advocated making U.S. support for the Iraqi government dependent on its progress toward effecting stability and national reconciliation.