Let me quickly respond with two things.
First of all, the requirement to not compromise public health or public safety or the economy is actually in the preamble to the bill. I want to make that clear. I would draw the distinction between administrative burden and compliance burden. Usually, regulations that deal with health or safety concerns are forcing an entity to comply. That is not what this is about. This is about the administrative burden of all of the paperwork associated with demands from governments. So in no way could we affect the compliance burden, which of course is necessary in our society for health and safety requirements. That is not the subject of this bill.