Slip inspector fifty bucks.
The F.A.A., however, has not moved as swiftly to shift its inspectors to monitor these hundreds of contractors, causing concern that the agency is not scrutinizing some of the highest-risk work on planes.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani was so troubled by the department's problems that he proposed shifting the inspectors to the Fire Department, but the current administration has backed away from that move.
Port and industry people credit the Customs Service with efficient redeployment of personnel in the attacks' aftermath, shifting many inspectors to the airport in support of federal marshals and replacing them with specialists who check cargo declarations and another group that classifies and values goods.
The third volume of Airth's series about Inspector John Madden shifts the scene from Surrey to London in 1944.
Before it was examined, the shift changed and a new inspector waved the passenger on, the spokesman said.
"Our focus in terms of understanding what happened on the night of May 3 has now given us a shift of emphasis," said Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, who is leading the inquiry.
Now that Trump has been elected president, the role of inspectors general could potentially shift, as several potential agency heads appear to be opposed to the core mission of the agencies they wish to lead.
Inspector Ciorra, who starts every shift by reading Streetsblog, a Web site often critical of the department, pays attention to the complaints.
In a report issued in October, Inspector General Joseph Ferguson estimated that shifting to four firefighters per piece of equipment could save the city more than $63 million a year.
There's a proposal to reform poultry inspection that would shift the burden of oversight from U.S.D.A. inspectors to the processing plants.
