On the recordSeptember 8, 2014
The ACLA claims that once a manufacturer gets a test approved, it never improves it because of fear of needing new approval.
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congress.govThe ACLA claims that once a manufacturer gets a test approved, it never improves it because of fear of needing new approval.
Pallone discusses concerns about manufacturers not improving tests due to approval fears.
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