> they should at least stop and raise the issue to a government agency, to limit their liability. Many countries have a revolving door between industry and gov

> they should at least stop and raise the issue to a government agency, to limit their liability. Many countries have a revolving door between industry and government oversight. New Zealand consistently scores well, having low corruption. Currently we have a government that has a very interesting relationship with the tobacco industry, with freight/roading, gambling and with horse and dog racing. I’m sure there are many more.