It's already being fixed:
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...,6917858.story
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has given preliminary approval to changes in new lead-testing rules after complaints...
If formally adopted, the changes approved on a first vote Tuesday would grant exemptions... (to) clothing, toys and other goods made of natural materials such as cotton and wood"
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And even if the law still passes without the amendment, they're not intending to make it stick:
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"The CPSC is an agency with limited resources and tremendous responsibility to protect the safety of families," said Scott Wolfson, a CPSC spokesman. "Our focus will be on those areas we can have the biggest impact and address the most dangerous products."
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