I see no reason, Ms. Eshoo and I agree on this, that companies failing to meet their obligations to children should enjoy those special protections.
Ed Markey: “I see no reason, Ms. Eshoo and I agree on this, that companies failing to meet their obligations to children should…”
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Markey emphasizes the need for accountability for companies not meeting pediatric obligations.
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