A separate study was needed, she said, because of lingering distrust of the gas company and the Conservation Department's Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources, which regulates wells.
One of the things we regulate well is listings".
This is the start of a conversation about how pharmacy will be regulated well into the future.
"We're not jumping in as we're regulated well enough; we'd want to see genuine new benefits to consumers," says a spokesman for Gocompare.
Initially there were some kneejerk reactions of 'we have to lobby against this, we don't exactly know what's happening, they are not regulated well'.
"We make no apology in this party for recognising that without the dedication and commitment of a well trained, well regulated, well motivated cadre of committed public sector health care workers there would be no health service," said Dr Harris.
Regulators generally are not paid millions -- consider, for example, policemen -- and if they are paid millions, and by the people whom they supposedly regulate, well, that raises questions about what's going on.
Even so, to help maintain the geological integrity of the earth, most municipalities closely regulate well drilling, especially for wells dug below 500 feet, Mr. DiEnna said.
It's just the nature of the business; lettings isn't regulated well and until you move in nothing is sure so if a landlord gets offered more money they are going to take it," he says.
"A lot of activities in the financial services industry just can't be regulated well by things like measuring what the potential consequences are and reserving against them, largely because they are very difficult to measure," he said.
