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Biotech / Medical : Immunomedics (IMMU) - moderated -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CelebrityEquity who wrote (48062)	12/11/2018 2:15:32 PM
From: idahoranch1	1 Recommendation Recommended By erippetoe Respond to of 63285

I don’t have the power to delete posts either, that is up to the SI administrator to do or not. They don’t seem to want to do that without a very good reason which doesn’t usually include “I just don’t want it there anymore”. The examples of inspections and inspectors is interesting to me, to hear how things are done outside my area of expertise, which was logging and working under government inspectors (US Forest Service) when logging federal timber sales, our primary work. For those that might think there couldn’t be THAT much to pay attention to in logging some trees, this site is a copy of the “B” clauses, standard contract clauses that logging contractors and purchasers are bound by and what the sale administrator (inspector) comes out a few days a week to make sure is being done according to his/her interpretation. Not listed are the “C” clauses that are specific to a timber sale and are in addition to the B clauses. To say that some timber sale administrators were frustrating and hard to work with is hard to overstate, many are determined to find something to write you up for every trip. Others were fair and tried to implement the contract from a common sense and “intent of the contract” perspective. Reading the inspection form took me back, raised my blood pressure a bit, which isn’t fair to this inspector because I don’t know what his attitude was and how he was to work with to address the issues. But I didn’t long to be back in business. A logging contractor had to know these clauses to stay out of trouble, and even then some of them leave a lot up to the interpretation of the administrator which could really cause heartburn when it could really change what had to be done from one sale administrator to another. fs.fed.us Little doubt FDA’s rules and regulations dwarf these.