But in the first 10-year review, even the self-regulating catch-share oversight board in Alaska said the data measuring changes in poverty and quality of life in the villages was not meaningful.
The Leveson inquiry will examine the relationship between privacy and freedom of the press, the newspapers' code of conduct and whether Britain's self-regulating news media should have governmental oversight.
The myth of the self-regulating market accelerates the destruction of the self-regulating Earth.
Essentially, CSEC is operating with so little oversight as to be self-regulating.
We are trying to build a self-regulating industry, and this is self-regulation at work".
But two big issues are likely to outlive the headlines, and one of them — the future oversight of Britain's free-wheeling, self-regulating press — is something that the Leveson inquiry is set to consider.
Only the fourth option can create a system that is adaptive, self-regulating, and relatively inexpensive to maintain with modest government oversight.
Since 1998, the task has fallen to an international, self-regulating industry group called the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), operating under the benign oversight of the American government.
It was the lack of government oversight exemplified by the Republican policy of allowing industries to be self-regulating that permitted an atmosphere of corporate obfuscation that brought us to this current situation.
Bankers and traders also say anger with lack of oversight by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's clearing house regarding MF Global's supposedly secure customer accounts is rampant, spurring calls for more regulation of a traditionally close-knit, clubby and "self-regulating" industry.
We can trust business to regulate itself because, in our time, businesspeople have become self-regulating unselfish madonnas.
