An agency that does not actively monitor the businesses it regulates but instead waits for private citizens or interest groups to raise questions about the actions of the businesses can be said to use:

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Fire-alarm oversight refers to a regulatory approach where agencies rely on external parties, such as citizens or interest groups, to alert them to issues, rather than actively monitoring the businesses themselves.

An Agency That Does Not Actively Monitor the Businesses It