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"Prevention is better than cure"
Just because there have been no issues 'so far' does not mean that this is not a safety issue.
I would rather it was fully investigated and then have clear knowledge of the facts.
Also there is a principle involved here.
Regardless of if there is a safety issue or not, clearly rules and laws have allegedly been broken by some of the parties involved. These companies need to follow the rules in ALL cases, not just the ones they think are important. What if this acted this way with something was more significant?
So far we have seen no failures and we may never do, but specifications are there for a reason and I for one think they should be followed.
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