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"I think it would be difficult not to look in his direction then," she says.

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Opponents, including the influential entertainment industry, had argued it would be difficult to implement because streaming services don't have the same control over ad volume as broadcasters.

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"It's been a relentless and very, very difficult process, when it should have been much easier," says Nora Parr, an academic and researcher at Birmingham University, who has co-ordinated the educational evacuations.

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“If we saw evidence of smoke or heat, then we would provide resources to that. So that, I know that’s a common practice, and it’s just, it’s a very difficult fire burning underground.”

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Adhering to a new standard won’t be too difficult, he said, even if changes are required.

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