It is true that content regulations can generate a need for research, yet this does not guarantee the production of academic or policy studies.
The mere existence of a regulation does not automatically imply the mobilization of the necessary resources for its in-depth analysis by organizations like CEIM or FICDC.
The path to research is often conditioned by external factors, such as the allocation of dedicated funding or clear mandates.
For example, the European SMA Directive stimulated research because specific funds were allocated, turning the intention into concrete action.