It has the right to vigorously scrutinise and revise legislation".
Urging the Stormont Assembly to scrutinise republican actions in their debate on the IRA ceasefire next Monday, the North Antrim MLA said: "This is a clear example of Sinn Fein running scared.
And mothers are inclined to scrutinise their daughters in the same way they would scrutinise themselves.
But we think the politicians and broadcasters have ducked and dived long enough and just need to get on with it now and ensure the public have the opportunity, however flawed the format, to scrutinise their politicians".
The pledge to scrutinise Qatar's committment to worker welfare from the Swiss-based body came as the wage rates paid to workers on the Al Wakrah stadium were attacked as "deplorable" and "tainting football" by a series of senior British politicians.
When MPs return from recess, they will scrutinise the government's plans for the green investment bank (GIB) under the enterprise and regulatory reform bill.
Limited time for debate and the lack of a new impact assessment means that MPs are being denied their constitutional role to properly scrutinise his plans for the NHS.
They need them to scrutinise new laws and get concessions – not to tip up in 2020, five years late, with a pseudo-plan.
If the UK were to make concrete proposals to amend its rules on access to benefits, the commission would have to scrutinise those proposals to make sure they were fully compatible with free movement of workers, rights of residence and social security co-ordination.
The Inquiries Act, in effect, allows ministers to scrutinise their own behaviour, while the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill proposed an extension of law by ministerial decree.
Two months later, in a significant policy shift, the Polisario Front agreed to Mr Annan's proposal that the commission should also scrutinise a further 65,000 potential electors.
