However, the absence of which creates an opportunity for some jurisdictions to craft lenient or nonexistent regulation, leading to the emergence of so-called `regulatory havens,' the encouragement of both scientific flight and medical tourism, and more near-term concerns around scientific leadership and competitiveness, and a loss of the ability to control research that is outside of U.S. jurisdiction.
Kaine discusses the risks of lacking comprehensive international regulation in science.
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