What Is the Primary Problem with State Legislation Meant to Protect

What is the primary problem with state legislation meant to protect the rights of patients undergoing genetic testing?

A) Regulation has become so strict, it prevents adequate screening
B) The legal definition of "genetic information" is limited and provides legal loopholes.
C) The legal definition of testing is strictly defined and limits the number of tests available.
D) The increased policy regulation has significantly increased the cost of genetic testing.