> But I'm more confident that the CCP has placed better regulation on all the camps to prevent such incidents from happening again. Regulations are not worth m

> But I'm more confident that the CCP has placed better regulation on all the camps to prevent such incidents from happening again. Regulations are not worth much without enforcement. Enforcement requires inspections to verify regulations are being followed and punishment if they're not. But if the regulations are not being followed, then cheating the inspections is another way to avoid punishment. It's much cheaper to put on a show for the inspectors than to make permanent improvements. So a lot of cheating is to be expected.