Regulation

You know, put IP aside, right, and, and everything else.

If you're just looking at regulatory-wise, the day that Redda is approved, yes, legally it's a component of an FDA-approved product and somebody could compound it.

Now, there's safeguards around that, essential copies and other things, right, that goes into that.

But yes, the day it's approved, 503As have the legal right to compound it as at least part of the regulatory discussion.

My background is in economics.

And so little did I know when I began trying to find that right job writing in a popular vein about the economic analysis of especially areas like regulation and business practice, always of interest to me from the very youngest exposure to sources that we talked about a few minutes ago.

So I worked for five years for Regulation Magazine, which is currently at Cato where I am, but at that time was an American Enterprise Institute.

and regulation had a wonderful formula it wanted to provide scholarly analysis of the immensely growing regulatory state it was the carter administration and although there were some good trends there were also a lot of new regulations coming out so we had a magazine that depended on contributions from law professors, often dissident law professors who didn't like the continual progressive trends, from economists who very often recognized the cost of these things, and also from political scientists, a group that I had not had much exposure to.

And we published the very best that we could find.

And then R was regulate.

Regulating.

Sweet.

Let's talk

The machine vision is really predominantly in the facility, in production and automated production.

Yeah, well, when you were talking about kind of tracing an issue or a potential issue from the field, you know, right until it's basically ready to be dispensed to a customer of some kind, I start thinking about the way I've heard pharmaceutical production explained to me, where Regulation is very much a part of this too, where there are specific formulas that are followed and the expectation is that those ingredients are going to not only be present in the right formula, but be tracked all the way through, right to the end.

And I think what you're saying is that the food industry is in a place or will be in a place where that process functions very similarly.

It is very, very similar.

It is the DVA- DVLA that gets possession of the DV plates and gives it out to people, so the responsibility should be on the DVLA.

Yes, but you see, when you, when you get to regulation, um, when you get to Regulation 36(5), when you get to Regulation 36(5) of the Road Traffic Regulation 2026 2519, it says that despite Sub-Regulation (1), the licensing authority may issue a trade license plate to a person not specified in Sub-Regulation (1) where (a) a motor vehicle having been offloaded from a ship, a freighter, a train, or other road vehicle is being driven to place of business of the motor trader, fleet owner, or authorized trade licenser.

So in this case, um, you, you would see that this is where the law is talking about the DP-

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嗯。

......但是他在里面做的是这个......呃......regulation 的，规范类的，regulation 的，所以他从这个——一开始是从他科技的词汇他先熟悉——

嗯。

......但他后来慢慢地像是这个——

法律的。

......因为 regulation 他们要申请，会有很多这个法学相关的，law 相关的东西，所以他就慢慢地连这个法律相关的这些英文的 term 他都学起来。

其实这个我们也蛮——应该是说社会人士呢，必经之路啦，对不对？大家我们上班嘛[笑]拿一份薪水敲一分钟吼[笑]——

是。