Federal HTTPS domains that'll expire soon because of US government shutdown

Re:Federal HTTPS domains that'll expire soon because of US g... by elliekelly on Thursday January 17, 2019 @04:59PM (#18935055)

If you can demonstrate that you’ve substantively complied with the regulations to the best of your ability given the circumstances (and it sounds like you can) I would imagine most regulators and/or administrative judges have better things to do than try to ding you for this.

Quick edit: Might want to make sure you’ve got something between the storage containers and the ground though so there won’t be any leeching into the soil.

Source: I’m a regulatory compliance attorney. Mostly investment management but I moonlight as a legal journalist covering EPA enforcement cases.

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Re:Federal HTTPS domains that'll expire soon because of US g... by reaperducer on Thursday January 17, 2019 @07:01PM (#18935850)

I would imagine most regulators and/or administrative judges have better things to do than try to ding you for this.

In my experience running businesses in several states, regulators are surprisingly helpful. They don't want to punish you unless you're being a deliberate jerk. They want to help you learn to comply with the law first. They'll only go for the throat if you tell them to pound sand.

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