Given what you just mentioned before, I'm assuming it has not.
I think the track I'm proposing in the paper would help reduce the regulatory burden. If we take a hard look at compliance to laws through standards as opposed to regulations—and standards are co-designed by industry and academics and regulators—we could probably find a way to reduce the regulatory burden while keeping Canadians safe. That would be my sense. Taking a look at standards as opposed to full-fledged regulations would keep Canadians safe but would reduce the burden on industry.