The shutdown mechanism would have existed anyway and a "risk management review" sounds exactly like the sort of toothless policy that's supposed to make people feel better without actually putting any limits or enforcement on the industry
The shutdown mechanism would have existed anyway and a "risk management review" sounds exactly like the sort of toothless policy that's supposed to make people feel better without actually putting any limits or enforcement on the industry
Not to mention 100K in consultancy fees for compliance.
Why would the industry need any limits or enforcement?
I can’t tell if you’re joking or not, but it’s funny either way.