Can Science Be Trusted Without Government Regulation?

Taking Sides: Clashing Views in Science, Technology, and Society Thomas Easton McGraw-Hill Education Unit 1 1.3 Can Science Be Trusted Without Government Regulation? Page 63 Critical Thinking and Reflection 3. Does publishing the full methods and results of the Fouchier and Kawaoka H5N1 studies seem likely to increase our ability to protect public health from future H5N1 pandemic?

(Please read article on website below and pick a side to defend either for or against government regulation of science) (this is for a discussion so it just needs to be a good argument one way or the other 500 words)

The risks and benefits of publishing mutant flu studies

http://www.nature.com/news/the-risks-and-benefits-of-publishing-mutant-flu-studies-1.10138