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The Police are under a big and mighty microscope imposed by Parliament, whereas the legal profession is allowed to be largely selfregulating.
The Policeman's Blog 2006
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In addition, when used in combination with the departmental working capital funds, the executive branch will have greater managerial flexibility for more risky or cross-agency projects, and a suite of powerful tools to build and sustain selfregulating, self-renewing organizations for the long term.
Npr Monograph On Financial Management Part A ITY National Archives 1994
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They also point to the general inadequacies of the selfregulating mechanisms of the medical professions such as discipline committees to deal with the problem of malpractice.
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With the law and practice recognizing the value of selfregulating organizations it is not necessary to argue the point.
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