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I'm by no means defending this move (it's dumb and bad, just like...everything else the US government does these days), but they seem to be delegating the inspections to individual states.
I assume at least some states will maintain good standards, and Canada will have to pay close attention to which states those are.
Even if they just delegate, a moment later they'll turn around and threaten California funding unless regulation is relaxed.
I believe after having read a bit about this that they are delegating inspections to contractors according to most reports. But it is not finalized yet so it's all just speculation.
EDIT: They did fire all those responsible for government inspections however. That has already taken place. So if there is no one to do the inspections one can only assume...