Yes, and bureaucracy never petitions for less bureaucracy. Only more. And we see this in multiple areas, and not just the FDA. FDA bureaucracy equals more peop

Yes, and bureaucracy never petitions for less bureaucracy. Only more. And we see this in multiple areas, and not just the FDA. FDA bureaucracy equals more people dying because of slowness. FCC bureaucracy equals regressive rules on radio transmitters and receivers, contrary to what the people in the field actually use/do. FAA bureaucracy leads to idiotic laws on quadcopters/drones/personal UAVS that affect the landscape of the technology to the point where uploading a video to youtube is "against the law". Patent law/USPTO bureaucracy leads to inane patents like XOR patent, "Slide to Unlock", fillet and round design patents (patent a 1/4 circle), One-click, and other patents that are glaringly obvious to anyone in the field. Yet, these enact heavy transaction fees; that is if the companies play along.