However, PHMSA's rulemaking has been quite opaque. So we are seeing transparency when there is an accident, but it has been a bit opaque in the upstream process which probably could be key to prevention.
Steve Daines: “However, PHMSA's rulemaking has been quite opaque. So we are seeing transparency when there is an accident, but it has…”
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Senator Daines critiques the lack of transparency in PHMSA's rulemaking process.
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