Sounds good to me, but I don't think it would fly. It's too reactive. The FDA needs to be able to take proactive steps to avoid mistakes. So, I take your idea a

Sounds good to me, but I don't think it would fly. It's too reactive. The FDA needs to be able to take proactive steps to avoid mistakes. So, I take your idea and raise you: Put cameras everywhere in your lab/factory, and give the FDA inspectors 24x7 access to every feed. This is in addition to allowing onsite random inspections, of course. I mean, as a consumer, this would make me feel warm and fuzzy about buying drugs from that company. I mean, you could even allow the public access to those feeds, as a marketing tool!