Inspector General Act of 1978¶
United States Congress. (1978). Inspector General Act of 1978.
Cited by¶
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Mechanisms¶
- Independent Oversight Portal
- The institutional form that anchors it is the inspector-general (or ombudsman) model of independent oversight — a body with a standing mandate and its own access rights — whose whole point is that the ability to look does not depend on the looked-at consenting each time.
This sourceEstablishes independent Offices of Inspector General with a standing audit-and-investigation mandate, access to agency records, and protection against agency obstruction.
- The institutional form that anchors it is the inspector-general (or ombudsman) model of independent oversight — a body with a standing mandate and its own access rights — whose whole point is that the ability to look does not depend on the looked-at consenting each time.
Verification¶
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