It doesn't change the fact that internal vigilance departments are often strangled by reducing their funding (often based on the fact that they haven't done muc

It doesn't change the fact that internal vigilance departments are often strangled by reducing their funding (often based on the fact that they haven't done much), and causing various roadblocks by preventing information flow to these departments. The second one is a little less relevant for published research, although it could take a different form when implemented in Academia.