Indeed this "trade-off" judgement will be precisely the role of Monitor, but who imagines that Monitor will do anything other than prioritise competition?
"Suning is an outlet, so we're also playing the role of monitor" to ensure that the computers have the required software, said a company spokesman, Min Juanqing.
At the same time, they want to protect students' privacy and rights to free speech and stay out of the role of monitoring what is sent over their networks.
The role of Monitor has been amended following the listening exercise and anyone who reads part 3 of the bill will find little to support the claim that it will promote privatisation.
Nomination and remuneration committees are increasingly composed mainly or exclusively of non-executives; audit committees, with the key role of monitoring a company's financial position and its exposure to risk, also need a majority of independent members.
Russia expressed concerns that the United Nations blue helmets, as the peacekeeping soldiers are known because of their distinctive headgear, are moving away from their traditional role of monitoring cease-fires to more aggressive tasks.
The initial plan proposed expanding the role of Monitor, the health service regulator, by giving it the job of "economic regulator" in addition to its current responsibilities, and by using it to promote competition.
It said that at Philippon's request, the Yankees also authorized Dr. Mark Lindsay, a chiropractor who is close to Galea and has called him a medical pioneer, to take on the daily role of monitoring Rodriguez's condition.
Dr Clare Gerada, Field's successor at the RCGPs, and probably the bill's most strident senior critic, declared herself "encouraged by the forum's recommendations for the future role of Monitor in relation to competition, and the report's insistence that private providers should not be allowed to 'cherry pick' patients".
Serious doubts have emerged about Francis's key proposal that the Care Quality Commission should become an NHS super-regulator, taking over responsibility for scrutinising hospitals' financial as well as clinical performance, in a move that would seriously reduce the role of Monitor, which is due to become the service's economic regulator in April.
