An agency that doesn't 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

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Fire-alarm oversight refers to an approach where the agency relies on external signals, such as citizen complaints or media reports, to identify regulatory violations rather than actively monitoring the businesses.

An Agency That Doesn't Actively Monitor the Businesses It Regulates