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Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (view source)
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The '''Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations''' ('''PSI''') of the [[U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs]] is currently [[chairman|chaired]] by [[United States Senate|Senator]] [[Norm Coleman]] (R-[[Minnesota|MN]]), with [[Carl Levin]] (D-[[Michigan|MI]]) as a [[ranking member]]. Senators [[Ted Stevens]] (R-Alaska), [[Daniel K. Akaka]] (D-Hawaii), [[Tom Coburn]] (R-Oklahoma), [[Thomas R. Carper]] (D-Delaware), [[Lincoln D. Chafee]] (R-Rhode Island), [[Mark Dayton]] (D-Minnesota), [[Robert F. Bennett]] (R-Utah), [[Frank Lautenberg]] (D-New Jersey), [[Pete V. Domenici]] (R-New Mexico), [[Mark Pryor]] (D-Arkansas), and [[John W. Warner]] (R-Virginia) also serve on the subcommittee.
The '''Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations''' ('''PSI''') is a subcommittee of the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
==Past members==
Past members included Sen. [[Norm Coleman]] (R-[[Minnesota|MN]]), with [[Carl Levin]] (D-[[Michigan|MI]]) as a ranking member. Senators [[Ted Stevens]] (R-Alaska), Daniel K. Akaka (D-Hawaii), [[Tom Coburn]] (R-Oklahoma), [[Thomas R. Carper]] (D-Delaware), [[Lincoln D. Chafee]] (R-Rhode Island), [[Mark Dayton]] (D-Minnesota), [[Robert F. Bennett]] (R-Utah), [[Frank Lautenberg]] (D-New Jersey), [[Pete V. Domenici]] (R-New Mexico), [[Mark Pryor]] (D-Arkansas), and [[John W. Warner]] (R-Virginia) also serve on the subcommittee.
In 2004–2005, the subcommittee began investigating abuses in the [[United Nations]] [[Oil-for-Food program]] in which the Swiss company Cotecna paid [[UN Secretary General]] [[Kojo Annan]]'s son consulting fees.
In 2004–2005, the subcommittee began investigating abuses in the [[United Nations]] [[Oil-for-Food program]] in which the Swiss company Cotecna paid [[UN Secretary General]] [[Kojo Annan]]'s son consulting fees.