It's hired as its general council the former assistant chief council of regulation of the FAA to make sure it doesn't break the law.
The government's chief of mining regulation, Jacinto Rocha, said the companies had nothing to worry about.
"These new drinks have no malt characteristics and use spirits' brand names," complains William Foster, deputy chief of the regulations division at the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco & Firearms
"These new drinks have no malt characteristics and use spirits' brand names," says William Foster, the deputy chief of the regulations division of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco & Firearms(ATF), an agency of the Treasury.
DealBook » R.B.S. Cites the Cost of Regulation | Stephen Hester, chief of the Royal Bank of Scotland, estimated that new regulations in Britain would reduce the bank's market value by as much as £20 billion, Reuters reports.
Dr. Hamer, 53, is the chief of the gene structure and regulation section at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md., where his research focuses on developing new treatments for H.I.V. and AIDS.
So, too, are the families of the 2.2 million men and women imprisoned in the U.S. As chief of the Federal Communications Commission, Pai will oversee regulation of the prison phone business, a sprawling, $1.2 billion industry dominated by a handful of private for-profit companies, including Global Tel* Link and Securus Technologies.
Incoming chief executives said much of their time is consumed by the crescendo of regulation and oversight that comes with a trust in distress.
"When we're seeking to obtain compliance with health and safety and environmental regulations," said Steven P. Solow, chief of the environmental crimes section of the Justice Department, "the government needs to have a range of possible responses to violations".
On Saturday, Andrew H. Card Jr., the new White House chief of staff, slammed the brakes on hundreds of regulations issued or proposed by Mr. Clinton.
