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Delay is something I imagine isn't regulated by much. For example, in the US all cars have to have reverse facing cameras so when you put the car in reverse, you can see if you are about to back over someone.

If I turn my Jeep on, it has such underpowered infotainment hardware that I can easily shift to reverse, disengage the parking brake, back down my driveway, shift into drive and start cruising down the street before it FINALLY turns on the reverse camera, which then displays me driving forward. That's also if the Accept button lets you press it, which it ignores a lot.

At what point should regulated functionality ALSO have some level of regulated performance?