On the recordDecember 12, 2012
Absent consistent regulatory standards proposed by our own domestic regulators, effective coordination between the U.S. and foreign regulators would seem virtually impossible.
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congress.govMike Conaway: “Absent consistent regulatory standards proposed by our own domestic regulators, effective coordination between the U.S.…”
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Conaway warns about the risks of inconsistent regulatory standards affecting international cooperation.
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