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Are new regulations going to put the world into a sustained credit crunch?

"You've got these dueling regulations going on for different segments of the population based on sexual orientation," Ms. Schultz said.

Dr. Brown said the United States was taking a first step in this direction with regulations going into effect this spring.

But serial abuse of regulations going back several years has resulted in fines and criticisms about governance models and corporate culture.

The talks will continue among ministers at an I.A.E.A. meeting in Vienna on June 20-24, a gathering expected to propose more concrete steps, possibly including mandatory international safety regulations going beyond the agency's existing recommendations.

Among the regulations going into effect next month are these: Credit card issuers can't jack up interest rates for the ensuing 12 months after an account is opened — and if your rate does go up after that, it will apply only to new charges, not an existing balance.

Daurka is not convinced these draft regulations go far enough.

That was, they say, before C.I.A. regulations went into effect forbidding such informal databases.

They feel existing Premier League and Uefa regulations go far enough.

"As far as regulations go, we've hit our share of roadblocks," he said.

When additional regulations go into effect in September, there will be six, maybe seven.