Again, because of the complexity of the different levels of legislation and policy, the inequity cannot necessarily be corrected by just one entity.
As an example, we have a member who owns hotel chain. He moved a wall in his business. When other inspectors from different departments came in to inspect that, it required drawings. Then he had to go to an architect. He had the drawings made and came back. Then they had to be signed and redrawn. It ended up that the operator was told to put the wall back up to alleviate much of this cost. It was going to cost up to about $50,000 in this particular case.
Therefore, addressing the equity is not only a tax issue; it's also these other layers of regulation and legislation.