oversight
/ˈoʊvərsaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
The act or state of supervising or managing something, especially an organization or process.
“The government agency was criticized for a lack of oversight regarding the handling of sensitive information.”
2. noun
A mistake or error that occurs due to lack of supervision or attention to detail.
“The software bug was an oversight on the part of the development team.”
3. noun
A committee or body that oversees and monitors the activities of an organization or government agency.
“The congressional oversight committee was formed to investigate allegations of corruption within the government.”