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Pioneering regulatory programs must transition into formal administrative rules to survive leadership shifts.
When transitioning between administrations, federal agencies must abandon informal policymaking in favor of standardized notice-and-comment rules and formal guidance to insulate key programs from legal and political challenges.
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FDA Briefing Documents Cast Severe Doubt on Capricor's Deramiocel Ahead of High-Stakes AdCom Shows the regulatory pivot away from informal, 'journal-article' policymaking toward standardized, legally insulated administrative pathways.
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FDA Plans Proposed Rule to Formally Codify Complete Response Letter Public Disclosure Policy To protect its radical transparency policy from legal challenges and leadership shifts, the FDA is initiating formal administrative rulemaking to codify the proactive disclosure of rejection letters.