We can do breakouts by province, and where the sample sizes are big enough, we can do some of the other breakouts you're talking about, including coastal regions and other things.
For the purposes of the report we put together, we've always been very clear that it is not an exact science when we put together the cost of regulation and that it is really an estimate that we put together so that we could get a rough ballpark sense of what these costs might look like and track them over time and by size of business. You'll notice that most of our breakouts are by size of business. Our study showing the regressive nature of the regulatory burden is consistent with OECD work that has also shown how the smallest businesses pay the highest per-employee costs.
We feel fairly confident that we have a ballpark sense of these things and also that the smaller businesses pay higher per-employee costs, which makes sense. They don't have the same number of employees to spread the costs over.