When you are dealing with public health and safety, you shouldn't have to wait for the Deepwater Horizon-like disaster to happen before implementing prudent precautionary regulations.
Rob Bishop: “When you are dealing with public health and safety, you shouldn't have to wait for the Deepwater Horizon-like disaster…”
On the recordJuly 14, 2015
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Emphasizes the need for regulations to prevent disasters in public health and safety.
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