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Overturning Humphrey's Executor v United States is not necessary to the goal of its opponents that presidents be able to fire any subordinates at will, according to a November 7 brief to the Supreme Court.

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Respond by February 4 on two EC inquiries with outcomes likely to have broad effects on product safety.

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About 80% of companies surveyed view recalls as handled effectively by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC).

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Most small businesses interviewed for the UK Office for Product Safety & Standards (OPSS) put some level of priority on product safety.

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Nine in 10 assessed furniture sellers in Australia were not fully compliant with the nation's tipping information requirements.

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Briefs on baby walkers, misting fans, batteries, and plush toys, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.

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Among CPSC duties not eligible for attention during the shutdown has been meetings with voluntary standards organizations' committees.

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Less than half of UK companies reported product safety compliance being challenging according to an October 23 report from that nation's Department for Business and Trade.

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The UK Department for Business and Trade October 21 said it is emphasizing to its regulators a need to avoid stymying growth. The Office for Product Safety & Standards is among regulators within the department.

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Briefs on recall records, infant swings, infant walkers, infant toys, and CPSC meetings, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, and standards activities.

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The October 2 nomination of William Hewes III to fill the slot vacated by Douglas Dziak is a step towards CPSC having an operational commission.

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CPSC Acting-Chairman Peter Feldman received sole power to take steps usually involving a commission majority, including publishing rulemaking actions.

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The Supreme Court July 23 stayed the district court decision that returned the three Democratic commissioners to CPSC.

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Whether disruptions at CPSC are due to the firings or to the reinstatements of the Democratic commissioners is a question that may determine if two stays are granted.

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The three fired CPSC commissioners can return to their jobs under a permanent injunction issued June 13 by Judge Matthew Maddox in Maryland U.S. district court.

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Marc J. Schoem

During the 1960s, product safety concerns were managed by multiple government agencies, including the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW, predecessor to the Department of Health and Human Services), the National Bureau of Standards, the Food and Drug Administration, and others.

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The idea to move CPSC into the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) became a confirmed plan May 30 with the publication of CPSC and HHS FY2026 budget requests.

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Robert Adler and R. David Pittle, Ph.D.

If you think that President Trump's legally dubious war on regulatory agencies like EEOC, NLRB, and FTC is outrageous, be prepared to recognize the tiny Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) as the hands-down winner for most savaged regulatory agency in this administration.

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CPSC Acting Chairman Peter Feldman is among the defendants in a May 21 civil complaint over the firings of the three Democratic commissioners.

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Who is encroaching on whose constitutional powers is the question that will ultimately determine if the DOGE process can continue.

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The three Democratic commissioners were removed from their posts May 8, setting up a likely legal battle.

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DOGE operatives arrived at CPSC May 8, corroborated multiple sources whose accuracy on the matter PSL trusts.

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PSL has seen but not authenticated a 64-page document getting increasing attention in the general press and containing a paragraph on CPSC being absorbed into the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

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Two April 9 directives set into motion more reviews by agencies of their rules.

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CPSC's duties under CPSA 29(e) and (f) likely will be key in its review of how and if it can ensure 6(b) protection in complying with an executive order for government-wide access to agencies' information.

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What the term public safety means in recent executive orders has gained more importance now that it is one of four criteria to focus Justice Department scrutiny of attorneys who have represented clients against the government in the last eight years.

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CPSC is using a blanket disclaimer that historical documents on its website might not comply with a January executive order on gender.

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CPSC has reverted to giving NEISS coders three numbers to process hospitals' descriptions of sex and gender.

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A March 11 executive order directs agencies to be aggressive in asking judges to require bonds from those seeking preliminary injunctions against the government.

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CPSC will be neither obliged nor prohibited in providing materials in non-English under a March 1 executive order.