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Glenn Fine explains the role and importance of inspectors general in government agencies, emphasizing their independence and dual reporting to both agency heads and Congress.
- Inspectors general are independent and report to both agency heads and Congress.
- Their role is to detect and deter waste, fraud, abuse, and promote efficiency in government agencies.
- They are crucial for exposing problems and making recommendations to improve government operations.
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