This award was established to recognize legislators whose work exemplifies the kind of bipartisan, fact-based approach to oversight championed by Levin during his 36 years in the U.S. Senate.
The award will be presented to an individual(s) who serves or has served in a legislative body in the United States and who has led or played a central role in an oversight investigation conducted on a bipartisan basis with a dedication to fact-finding.
Candidates eligible to receive the Carl Levin Award for Effective Oversight must meet the following criteria:
• The candidate must be or have been a member of a legislative body at the national, state, tribal, or local level and must have played a central role in the conduct of an oversight investigation by such legislative body.
• The oversight investigation must have been conducted on a bipartisan basis and the candidate must have played a significant role in ensuring the bipartisan nature of the investigation.
• The oversight investigation must have been focused on obtaining the facts underlying the subject of the investigation, and the candidate must have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to that effort.
• The candidate must have provided recognized and significant leadership in the conduct of the investigation.
• The candidate must have exhibited a high degree of integrity and a commitment to legislative comity and civility.
To submit a candidate, visit https://levin-center.org/levin-center-at-work/awards/carl-levin-effective-oversight-award.
The Levin Center is part of Wayne State University Law School based in Detroit.
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