I think the premise of your question is correct, in that small and medium-sized businesses, and certainly small and medium-sized manufacturers, are the ones that are hit hardest by regulations, especially regulations that are poorly designed, or not created with an SME in mind.
However, it's not just the individual regulations; it's that nobody seems to be thinking about the cumulative burden facing that particular business.
When a cost-benefit analysis says that the cost will only be this many thousand dollars and this many extra hours a month of time to comply, that's not taking into account the thousands of other dollars of costs and dozens of other hours that are often spent by one or two employees to focus on that.
Without a doubt, we agree that the impact is largest on small and medium-sized businesses. It's a big proportion of what's driving some of the productivity challenges in helping those businesses grow from small to medium or from medium to large.