> Anything that this regulation doesn't allow is by definition "unacceptable", That's not true. The regulation first defines high-risk products with a narrow s

> Anything that this regulation doesn't allow is by definition "unacceptable", That's not true. The regulation first defines high-risk products with a narrow scope (see article 5 and annex III). It then requires risk management to be implemented. It does explicitly state what risks are acceptable, it only requires the "adoption of appropriate and targeted risk management measures" that are effective to the point that the "overall residual risk" of the is "judged to be acceptable". IANAL, the whole story is a bit more complex. But not by much.