ACIP (n.) is an advisory panel, which means its advice binds everyone except the person who appoints it.
ACIP (n.) is advice that insurers treat as law and parents treat as a suggestion.
ACIP (n.) is the committee whose membership list is the policy.
ACIP (n.) is the committee between a vaccine's approval and its appearance on the school form.
A Fact-finding committee (n.) is assembled after everyone has decided which facts they want found.
A Fact-finding committee (n.) is often needed a whole lot less than a "fact-facing" committee.
House Oversight Committee (n.) is accountability performed by the people who are next on the ballot.
House Oversight Committee (n.) is a committee whose hearings produce more clips than findings.
House Oversight Committee (n.) is a hunting party in which the majority shoots and the minority films.
House Oversight Committee (n.) is a subpoena with a camera attached.
IRB (n.) is a committee that reviews research involving human subjects to ensure it is ethical.
The IRB (n.) wants a risk assessment for a questionnaire about favorite snacks.
The IRB (n.) protects the subject from the study and the university from the subject.
The IRB (n.) is ethics turned into paperwork before research can start.