Central Regulatory Commissions

In the case of other host organisms containing toxin genes, safety measures are reportedly being established by the Central Regulatory Commissions based on the recommendations of the USSR Academy of Sciences Commission on Recombinant DNA. 

The USSR Academy of Sciences Interdepartmental Commission on r-DNA works as a consultative body and passes on its findings to the Central Regulatory Commissions. It is appointed by the Presidium of the USSR Academy of Sciences in agreement with the departments. ... 

The deliberate release into the environment of organisms containing r-DNA requires the authorization of the Central Regulatory Commission of the USSR Ministry of Health and/or USSR Gosagroprom and a resolution of the USSR Academy of Sciences Interdepartmental Commission on Recombinant DNA. ... 

GIA Central Intelligence Agency NRG Nuclear Regulatory Commission... 

The European Commission, as part of its policy to encourage industry to adopt more sustainable practices, created the EMAS system in 1993. EMAS was also seen as a move towards stated the EU goal of encouraging industry to adopt more self-regulatory practices and a move away from command and control type central legislation. 

Draft hearing testimony, 9, 12, 14 June 1961, 0 M-7, AEC/DOE JCAE, Improving the AEC Regulatory Process 1 69 F. C. Schuldt to David Bell, 2, 9 June 1961, File P7-1, Series 61.1a, Bureau of Budget Records William D. Carey to Frederick Dutton, 12 June 1961, White House Central Files (FG 202, Atomic Energy Commission), Kennedy Papers. 

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