In principle, the regulatory authority can mandate risk mitigation measures (obligations) through which a potential risk can be reduced.
Experts suggested this made Arizona one of only a handful of states to mandate risk assessment in domestic violence investigations, and the only one to give it real legal teeth.
Senator Ron Wyden, for instance, recently introduced The Protecting American Votes and Elections Act of 2018, which would require every state to use election machines with paper ballots and mandate risk-limiting post-election audits (the "gold standard" of election auditing).
16 In addition, the FDA mandated a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) to help clinicians understand risks and benefits, and to communicate these to their patients 43 for all botulinum products.
38 Along with approval of this agent, the FDA has mandated a risk evaluation and mitigation strategy to be completed postmarketing to monitor and lessen the potential risk of pancreatitis and medullary thyroid carcinoma.
In the EU, the REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals) initiative mandates risk assessment of new and existing chemicals [14].
Support to risk reduction initiatives, with focus on education sector: TACRO will pursue partnerships with sub-regional risk management entities and international organizations mandated to reduce risk in order to ensure mainstreaming of risk reduction in all programmes supported by UNICEF and to promote specific initiatives that aim to reduce risk.
The rule, in addition to mandating new risk controls and other safeguards for futures marketplaces, for the first time sets standards for exchanges to offer swaps contracts.
The rule, in addition to mandating new risk controls and other safeguards for futures industry marketplaces, for the first time sets standards for exchanges to offer swaps contracts, a more complex derivative that has long evaded oversight.
Current treatment paradigm in patients with massive PE mandates prompt risk stratification with aggressive therapeutic strategies.
Systematic disturbance of dung decomposing organisms, primarily beetles, flies and earthworms, by toxic anthropogenic veterinary pharmaceuticals excreted by livestock has produced sufficiently negative effects that regulators mandate environmental risk assessments worldwide (VICH 2004; EC 2009).
