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Oversight may refer to:
- Government regulation - The role of an official authority in regulating a separate authority.
- Checks and balances - the concept whereby separate agencies can offer balancing correctional authority over the other
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board :: Independent
@DeeHiggins We make cigarettes. The Food and Drug Administration is taking over all production oversight. We have to play by their rules.
kgusler (Ken Gusler) Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:17:00 -0000
@DeeHiggins We make cigarettes. The Food and Drug Administration is taking over all production oversight. We have to play by their rules.
Chief Financial Officer - DOE budget, accounting, and related information.
Meta Description: [ The Department of Energy's Office of the Chief Financial Officer Home Page ]
Chief Information Officer - DOE organization whose responsibilities include information technology and cyber security.
Departmental Representative to the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board - DOE information related to safety concerns and review activities of the DNFSB.
DOE Office of Inspector General - Conducts internal audits, investigations, and inspections. View IG reports at this website.
Meta Description: [ This is the main page of the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Energy. ]
Office of Environment, Safety and Health (EH) - Site provides information and other tools to assure ESH compliance in the U.S. Department of Energy.
Office of General Counsel - Directories of DOE legal staff, Price-Anderson Act information, employment opportunities, and links to related resources.
Office of Management and Administration - Information related to agency administration, human resources, training, procurement, and related topics.
Office of Worker and Community Transition - Tries to minimize the social and economic impacts of changes in DOE activities and to encourage disposition of the Department of Energy's unneeded assets.
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