TY  - GEN
N2  - "The article describes the model of self-regulation that emerged for biosafety after Asilomar and looks at the impact of World Trade Organisation rules on biosafety issues. The article identifies a group of core regulatory principles for GMOs and provides an argument for how these principles should be ranked. A key conclusion is that the regulation of GMOs should be driven by a principle of best practice risk assessment and that the precautionary principle and the principle of substantial equivalence should drop out of the regulatory picture".
AB  - "The article describes the model of self-regulation that emerged for biosafety after Asilomar and looks at the impact of World Trade Organisation rules on biosafety issues. The article identifies a group of core regulatory principles for GMOs and provides an argument for how these principles should be ranked. A key conclusion is that the regulation of GMOs should be driven by a principle of best practice risk assessment and that the precautionary principle and the principle of substantial equivalence should drop out of the regulatory picture".
T1  - Genetically modified organisms and biosafety :the global regulatory issues /
AU  - Drahos, Peter,
VL  - 1999/2000 No 2 pages 40-50
ID  - 12143
KW  - Patents.
KW  - PATENTS : PATENTABILITY : HORTICULTURAL AND FOOD PRODUCTS (FOR ANIMALS AND HUMAN BEINGS)
KW  - GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS (GMOS) : REGULATORY ISSUES
KW  - BIOSAFETY : GLOBAL REGULATION, WTO
TI  - Genetically modified organisms and biosafety :the global regulatory issues /
ER  -