The current rail
watchdog is a second resort for people dissatisfied with the response of train companies to their complaints.
Their creation is encouraged by the industries,'' said Andy Draheim, a San Francisco-based official with the governmental
watchdog group Common Cause.
CHC chairman Rosemarie Tonkinson thanked
watchdog members and said: "We felt it was a very positive report.
Livingston has had a big influence on the operation of this
watchdog, too.
The result will be a
watchdog for every cop on patrol.
For a final sense of how well most of the government controls its
watchdogs, consider the principle of Dare to Fail Great--minor screwups may bring you trouble from the budget office, but the agency that founders on a sufficiently large scale gains the advantage.
Miller announced two additional web-based projects to assist media and citizen
watchdogs in the fight for more transparency for lawmakers.
The association helps
watchdog groups get started and publishes a newsletter about funding, equipment and activities.
The committee, which among other things evaluates the need for
watchdogs, mobilized: in 1975 it opened an investigation into the audit and investigative divisions operating within HEW.
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Watchdogs customers include Boeing and JP Morgan, among other Fortune 100 companies.
The
watchdogs ping each service, effectively asking "Are you there?
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