Nobody would argue that the 2005 decision extending the committee's legislative powers to include the National Immunisation Program has made it easier for vaccine makers. If you give them more powers, they will use them to impose more hurdles and test the limits, including with their minister.
Who are 'legislated conditional listings' designed to limit, the industry or the minister?
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