Right off the bat, I welcome your comment with enthusiasm.
That's more or less the strategy that Europe has adopted. The European model relies a lot on independent or semi-independent committees to assess the impact of the deployment of this technology.
However, I wonder to what extent this approach would be realistic in Canada. I'm thinking of the size of the European government and public compared to that of the Canadian government and public. Realistically, although I'm excited about your comments, I'm wondering to what extent the Canadian government could implement a such an evaluation model. That's why developing analytical tools that are better adapted to the various industries and sectors seems to me to be a realistic compromise in the Canadian context. I'm not hiding my preference for possible solutions.