The concept of oversight refers to the effort made by

A) Congress to make executive agencies accountable for their actions.
B) the president to make Congress accountable for its actions.
C) the courts to make the legislative and executive branches responsible for their actions.
D) the states to make the federal government responsible for its actions.

Oversight

The process of supervising, monitoring, and potentially directing activities or operations, usually in the context of governance or management.

Executive Agencies

Parts of the government under the direct authority of the President or the executive branch, responsible for the enforcement of laws.

Accountability

The obligation of individuals or organizations to account for their activities, accept responsibility for them, and disclose the results in a transparent manner.