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Fantastic QSP webinar today!! Great case studies - all with impact - but with such different applications! Here's a reminder that we continue the series next week, pivoting towards regulatory applications. The QR code for registration is in the promo below, and here is a direct link: https://lnkd.in/gPhG8MEt

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Here is our newsletter with the regulatory updates for the month of September, 2024.

How regulated are the industries in your state? How does your rank compare to other states in your region? Our State RegData project has produced "snapshots" of state regulations, ranking the most-to-least regulated states and outlining paths to reform. https://lnkd.in/exqgh3kw

Save the Date! Join us on October 10, 2024, for CDIAC’s first annual webinar on Municipal Disclosure Training. This essential training is a best practice for agency officials directly involved in disclosure and those who may need to communicate with the market. Learn about the fundamental elements of strong disclosure practices, the risks of disclosure failures, and new and emerging topics. Stay tuned – registration is coming soon! https://lnkd.in/gYHVGiE5 #MunicipalDisclosure #Webinar #SaveTheDate #DisclosureTraining #PublicAgency #BestPractices

⏰ The DSCSA deadline is approaching fast! Get expert tips on navigating this regulatory landscape in our upcoming webinar. Learn about compliance requirements, workflow impacts, and more. Secure your spot today! 📝 Wed, May 29th | 2:00 PM EST. Register: https://bit.ly/4b48hv6

Get up to speed: Congress mandated FMCSA to review current regulatory guidance every five years and ensure it is clear and consistently enforced. In response to FMCSA’s most recent request for input on regulatory guidance, ATA recommended modifying specific areas of the regulatory guidance for clarity, accuracy, and alignment with existing regulations or other guidance. ATA also emphasized FMCSA’s need to review and address its existing online Guidance Portal given its significant navigation challenges such as unclear search results, lack of organization, and the inability to locate relevant guidance documents efficiently. Bottom line: ATA recommended enhancing user-friendliness by improving search functionalities, adding a "regulatory citation" feature, and clearly distinguishing between current and archived guidance. Additionally, ATA urged FMCSA to implement a notification system for updates to guidance documents to ensure stakeholders are informed without constant manual monitoring. Information from ATA digest

How can you navigate different regulatory requirements? Get best practices, examples, and more at our upcoming CAS STNext webinar on June 26. Register today: https://ow.ly/XwAB50RHnB0

How much do you trust the standard licensing markets to deliver?   Do you require market participants to register standards, add on some essentiality checks, and offer a range of transparency-enhancing measures alike aggregate royalty and FRAND determination, but otherwise leave it to SEP holders and implementers to get on with it?   Or, do you go for root canal treatment, and stimulate your grip on the creation of standards within the standard setting organizations (SDOs), before they even hit the standard licensing markets?     Another way of looking at this: option (1), you reactively diminish the role of the SDOs believing they have failed to control the flooding of the standard licensing markets with half-baked SEPs from overseas. Or, option (2), you proactively empower (weaponize?) the SDOs to promote your geopolitical interest in stemming the flood by building a wall of your own.   This week saw Europe taking another step towards option (1), as the European Parliament voted in favor of the SEPs Regulation on February 28 (see my previous posts), while the U.S., one day later, on February 29, put out a legislative proposal akin to option (2), with U.S. Senator Mark Warner and Marsha Blackburn introducing legislation aimed at restoring the U.S.’s position as a leader in international markets for emerging technologies. See the link in the comments box below.   What an interesting study in geopolitical contrast. We have seen plenty of debate on the EU SEPs Regulation since the EU issued its proposal last April; views on the U.S. initiative and its potential / effectiveness will be welcome. #antitrust #kartellrecht #competitionlaw #seps #standards #intellectualproperty

American Standard Circuits presents a 77 Second Webinar on IMPCB's https://loom.ly/1Yy4aQ0