That's a tough question to answer, because, frankly, if you start to pick who gets targeted.... I know some of that work has already been done, and it's been interesting work. For example, transportation, or whatever, has been targeted to go through some regulatory modernization initiatives. The problem is that it hits every business. It's a good idea to focus on very specific areas, but you also have to focus on the big picture. Sometimes the big picture is depending on this one act from 2015 that hasn't really moved or changed much. It's a bit narrow and it needs to be broadened out.
For example, the one-for-one rule that currently exists is still implemented and is still being used. It really just focuses on the regulations; yet, increasingly, rules that affect businesses and citizens come in legislation, policies and guidelines. Those are not included.
We don't know, frankly, how many rules are actually out there. Anything that requires a business or an individual to do something needs to be incorporated and thought about as part of the overall picture of how we get a handle on what those rules are in Canada.