On the recordApril 29, 2015
I hear the same thing argued from the other side, folks worried that it may be utilized to force the United States to adopt standards or designations that we did not want to nor need to adopt.
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congress.govI hear the same thing argued from the other side, folks worried that it may be utilized to force the United States to adopt standards or designations that we did not want to nor need to adopt.
Crapo discusses concerns about U.S. standards being weakened through international trade negotiations.
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