I think the central question is, to get the maximum value out of your new enforcement effort, we've got to attack the problem at the outset.
Ron Wyden: “I think the central question is, to get the maximum value out of your new enforcement effort, we've got to attack the…”
On the recordMay 17, 2010
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Wyden emphasizes the importance of addressing safety issues early in the enforcement process.
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