White House officials said they were satisfied with the proposed standard – given the range of countries' positions.
Later that month, OSHA said the proposed standard was expected to be published in August.
The group said the proposed standard would go a step beyond being a static "telephone directory" style look-up service.
Senator Barbara Boxer, the California Democrat who is chairwoman of the Committee on Environment and Public Works, said the proposed standard was not strict enough to protect children.
"However, few broadcasters have formally committed to the proposed standard, just two dozen of more than 1,300 stations," the alliance report concluded.
Both you and the Environmental Protection Agency argue that the vast uncertainties surrounding enterprises projected a million years in the future justify the proposed standard.
So everyone in the country should write to the California Department of Consumer Affairs in support of the proposed standard.
Fewer than a dozen of the responses were in favor of the proposed standard.
In the same year, a National Bureau of Standards study concluded that the proposed standard would present few problems.
