41.   The report criticized Buy for neglecting his role in reviewing and approving all of the transactions between the partnerships and Enron.

42.   The report criticized no individuals and, in a way, absolved the Dutch peacekeepers, calling them powerless.

43.   The report criticized the commanders for their reluctance to provide information to review board investigators and called for a monitor to audit its performance.

44.   The report criticized the company for lax controls, but cleared top management of wrongdoing.

45.   The report criticizes the Energy Department for not following through with proposed safety rules and calls for strengthening the nuclear safety enforcement program.

46.   The report sharply criticizes board members for not being aggressive enough in overseeing controversial transactions, even when they were aware of potential conflicts of interest.

47.   The report specifically criticized the commissioner general of the exposition, a title held by Coelho, a former Democratic congressman from California who is of Portuguese descent.

48.   The report also criticized Customs management for taking officers away from inspection lanes and assigning them to clerical duties.

49.   The report also criticized the FBI for focusing so exclusively on Lee that it may have overlooked other suspects.

50.   The report also criticizes officers for failing to write reports, which hampers prosecution.