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Appendix II: Workshop Agenda
Pages 15-16

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... Emmett Barkley, Director, Office of Laboratory Safety, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Lawrence Gibbs, Associate Vice President, Environmental Heady and Safety, Stanford University Robert Stephens, Chief, Hazardous Materials Laboratory, California Environmental Protection Agency Douglas Raber, Director, Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology, National Academy of Sciences 10:45 Pane! Discussion (continued)
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... 8:30 Overview of previous and current day's discussion 9:45 Break 10:~ Issue 5: What possible regulatory or legislative policy mechanisms could be used to alleviate the regulatory constraints faced by laboratories? (e.g., emphasize best ~ 4ijF - ~ ·~ ~ - ~ ~ .
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