The benefits are relief of symptoms like hot flashes and insomnia as well as a lowered risk of osteoporosis and of high cholesterol.
The legislation would set tough standards for industry efforts to promote new products as lower risk.
The sector is perceived as lower risk, and popular with investors in uncertain times.
And, notes Barry Glassner, president of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore., and an expert on fear and risk perception, "anything that is widely perceived as lower risk, we blame ourselves when something goes wrong".
"Some of these offenders have committed the most serious of sexual offences against children but even the risk posed by offenders classed as lower risk can increase quickly, because of dynamic factors such as a relationship breakdown or a relapse into substance misuse".
"We remain extremely cautious about the region and will make decisions based on the information that will arise [after the investigation]." The French foreign ministry, like many countries, advises against all travel to the Sinai, though Red Sea resorts are classified as lower risk.
"The force responds well to victims facing the highest risks, however for those assessed as lower risk the service is not as good," Mr Sharpling said.
"Buy banners" offer surfers the convenience of one-stop shopping without ever having to leave the site they're visiting, as well as lower risk to advertisers who pay sites only a percentage of any sales made.
Motherwell are among other clubs to have already held games without a police presence, starting last season in matches regarded as lower risk and continuing this term in two out of five league matches.
The IUCN originally listed the species as "Lower Risk", first in 1996 under the sub-classification "least concern", and then in 2000 under the sub-classification "near threatened".
