I think the introduction of the election-platform costing mandate is an exciting one because it offers the opportunity to put better information into the public discourse during elections to improve the quality of the debate. I think there's an important public good in that, and the proposed legislation would do that.
As for the PBO, in the legislation—and I would just note that the PBO's role is not to judge the merits of any policy proposal in a platform—the role of the PBO is simply to provide neutral and objective costing of the proposals, much as he does in-between elections. We don't see this as a politicization of the PBO's office.