The panel includes two former Blair aides and a host of Independent Television members who would do anything to bring down the Corporation.
If vessels want to catch the tuna in the PNA's rich waters, they must agree to host an independent monitor onboard and stay out of designated high seas pockets that extend for 1.7 million square miles.
When the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, Americans were suddenly forced to add a host of newly independent countries to their global awareness.
His report has now gone before academic lawyer and former TV host Sir Ian - head of the new Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) - who said last week it provided a "clear set of recommendations for reform".
"I'd be very interested in maybe having Linda Tripp, maybe having a whole host of people ... and (Independent Counsel) Ken Starr, all of whom might shed enormous light as to how it is we got here, " said Sen.
It would also open the door for distribution from smaller, innovative developers hamstrung without the support of a major publisher as well as a host of video services offering everything from news clips to independent films heading toward portable media players.
In similar fashion, in early January, when the country was still reeling from disastrous floods, the assembly quietly appointed a host of the president's nominees to head supposedly independent state institutions, ranging from the Supreme Court to the Central Bank, and including the ombudsman, the attorney-general and the comptroller (national auditor).
Riverhead is bankrolling a 41-city author tour lengthy by today's standards and is running a contest for independent booksellers in which the winner will get to host Mr. Hosseini for a visit.
Apart from tax law, employee status carries a host of nondiscrimination laws, pension and benefits laws and wage and hour protections that apply to employees but not to independent contractors.
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