Regulatory Practices

The most elementary function of an air pollution control agency is its control function, which breaks down into two subsidiary functions enforcement of the jurisdiction s air pollution control laws, ordinances, and regulations and evaluation of the effectiveness of existing regulations and regulatory practices and the need for new ones. 

Recommendation of required regulations and regulatory practices. Prospective planning involves the following activities ... 

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. 

Some regulatory authorities have foreseen the future impact of TM and set up appropriate guidelines. The European Union has legislation for traditional herbal products. Another example is the Therapeutic Goods Administration of Australia, which has set up a complementary medicine section that controls the regulatory practices for TM. 

There is little available or published evidence to indicate that the antibiotic and sulfonamide residue profiles of similar products not used for export would be different. Until data can be found that indicate otherwise, the only assumption consistent with data is that residue levels and incidences are similar throughout the parts of the world where reasonable regulatory practices exist. However, for areas where regulatory monitoring is not considered important there is no system for estimating extent of residues. It may be prudent to make a worst-case situation assumption for these areas, namely that there would be a high frequency residues in products of animal origin. 

Lincini, G. (1994). Biotechnology of Antibiotics and Other Bioactive Microbial Metabolites. Plenum, New York. Lubiniecki, A. (1994). Regulatory Practice for Biopharmaceutical Production. Wiley, Chichester. 

Frame translation also served a specific mobilizing function that encouraged cross-disciplinary interaction in laboratory and regulatory practice. The same essay implores readers to break the shackles of insular disciplinary cultures ... 

McCarty LS, Borgert CJ. 2006. Review of the toxicity of chemical mixtures theory, policy and regulatory practice. Reg Toxicol Pharmacol 45 119-143. 

No matter to what extent the surveyed countries address the specific recommendations proposed in this thesis, certain EU regulatory practices need to change. Fundamentally, EU decision-... 

In the U.S., guilds of the colonial period became unpopular because of their price fixing and regulatory practices that ran counter to the entrepreneurial spirit of the time. They were replaced by other types of trade associations — organizations in which companies or businesses hold memberships. The first trade association still in existence is the Chamber of Commerce of New York, which was formed by 20 merchants in 1768. The New York Stock Exchange, formed in 1792, is the second-oldest continuing association. 

The new European systems are now past their early development phase. The centralised system is, in the author s opinion, the more advanced of the two. It has had the advantage of a fresh start as it deals predominantly with new products. Steady progress has been made on the decentralised system this has resulted in increasing cohesion in regulatory practice throughout Europe and may in due course have downstrecim effects on medical practice. 

Advertising and promotion eire controlled, and certain requirements are laid down for packaging and labelling. Much effort is expended by licence holders and the regulatory authority in this area, and a very sophisticated level of regulatory practice heis developed. 

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