Members of the Oversight Board will meet with Frances Haugen because it investigates the corporate’s controversial “cross check” system.

“In light of the serious claims made about Facebook by Ms. Haugen, we have extended an invitation for her to speak to the Board over the coming weeks, which she has accepted,” the Oversight Board wrote in an announcement. “Board members appreciate the chance to discuss Ms. Haugen’s experiences and gather information that can help push for greater transparency and accountability from Facebook through our case decisions and recommendations.”

In an announcement, Haugen confirmed the upcoming assembly. “Facebook has lied to the board repeatedly, and I am looking forward to sharing the truth with them,” she wrote.

The board has additionally been Facebook to offer extra details about this system, in mild of Haugen’s disclosures. is the interior designation utilized by the social community for prime profile accounts, together with celebrities, politicians and athletes. The firm has stated it’s meant to offer an additional degree of scrutiny when these accounts may break the platform’s guidelines. But in response to paperwork Haugen offered to The Wall Street Journal, Facebook usually doesn’t overview violations from these accounts, successfully permitting them to interrupt its guidelines with out penalties. In different instances, evaluations are so delayed that rule-breaking content material is considered thousands and thousands of instances earlier than it’s eliminated.

Crosscheck was additionally a central problem within the Oversight Board’s dealing with of Donald Trump’s Facebook . The board had requested Facebook for extra particulars about cross examine, saying that the corporate’s guidelines “should apply to all users.” But Facebook stated it was “not feasible” to offer more information, though Haugen’s disclosures steered the corporate has been monitoring issues associated to this system.

Facebook did not instantly reply to a request for remark. The firm stated final month, following The Wall Street Journal’s reporting, that it had requested the board to provide recommendations on easy methods to enhance cross examine. The Oversight Board will launch its first transparency report later this month, which can present an replace on cross examine, based mostly on its discussions with Facebook officers and Haugen. The report would be the board’s first evaluation of how the social community has responded to its coverage suggestions.