Theoretically speaking, if the standards are broadly aligned, there is something to be said about reducing duplicative efforts to regulate. The EMA has partners

Theoretically speaking, if the standards are broadly aligned, there is something to be said about reducing duplicative efforts to regulate. The EMA has partnerships with other regulatory agencies already. https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/partners-networks/international-activities/international-agreements https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/partners-networks/international... Like, you don't need two agencies to test that the side effect of a medicine is nausea.