Administrative/Regulatory
Mar. 19, 2013
Attempt to reform Prop. 65 misguided
While the goal of the legislation is laudable, it does not provide a realistic remedy to what is a very significant problem. By Tom Clarke
The 60-day notice provision of California's Proposition 65 - which requires California businesses to notify consumers of significant amounts of certain chemicals in their products - was allegedly modeled after several then-existing (1986) federal environmental statutes. Like federal law, Prop. 65's notice provision was and is meant to provide an opportunity for state or local prosecutors to undertake the legal action in lieu of "private...
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