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> will have an effect of discouraging groundings with less than two crashes, or with 2 crashes more than 18-months apart. I don't see why this is necessarily t

> will have an effect of discouraging groundings with less than two crashes, or with 2 crashes more than 18-months apart. I don't see why this is necessarily the case. Clearly, there should be some established baseline to prevent regulatory capture by the industry. > Which is why Congress' role of executive oversight and accountability is as important as its role of writing legislation I think it's fair to say that object executive oversight has gone completely out the window in the last 20 years or so.

dragonwriter 8y ago
> I don't see why this is necessarily the case. It is not necessarily the case in the sense of logical implication. Its just almost certainly the case, in the way in which laws effect implementing behavior in the real world. Legislation which is mindful only of logical implication and not practical implication is a good way to screw things up. > I think it's fair to say that object executive oversight has gone completely out the window in the last 20 years or so. It is, and that's a problem that should be fixed. Asking Congress to micromanage by legislation rather than fixing the problems with executive oversight is not a solution, however.