www.xbiz.com ran the following story:
LOS ANGELES — The FBI has provided XBIZ with its most recent 2257 inspection statistics and an outline of what occurs during a typical inspection.
According to FBI Special Agent Charles “Chuck” Joyner, of the 29 inspections to date four found company records required by the U.S. federal record-keeping and labeling act (18 U.S.C. §2257) to be in complete compliance with the corresponding regulations.
Of the 25 companies whose records were marred by violations, all but four were able to resolve the discrepancies within a week. Two of the four have been tagged for re-inspection because, according to Joyner, “they showed no interest in compliance.” Primary among the situations Joyner said may trigger re-inspection is complete failure to resolve noncompliance issues, either through a lack of administrative deftness or failure to keep any records at all.
Of the inspections conducted so far, five were in Florida and the rest were in California, Joyner said, adding that the FBI’s goal is to complete one inspection every two weeks. All of the producers audited so far primarily are engaged in the DVD end of the adult entertainment industry, although Joyner said because producers are selected from the FBI’s database at random, a primarily web-based company could appear on the inspection list at any time.
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