This appears to be the main difference between the EU and the US.
In the EU you need to prove your thing won't be harmful before you launch it. In the US you launch it, but then if it's proven to be harmful it might get banned.
I refer to that form of regulation as "closing the door after the horse has already bolted regulation".
In the EU you need to prove your thing won't be harmful before you launch it. In the US you launch it, but then if it's proven to be harmful it might get banned.
I refer to that form of regulation as "closing the door after the horse has already bolted regulation".