That's a great question. There are already pretty good checks in place when it comes to some of the bigger regulations, although there are some significant other problems, which Ryan talked about, with respect to confusing policy and project approval. In that space there are some significant challenges, but when it comes to a big, new regulation, typically a cost benefit is required and you have a fair amount of study. It's not that it can't be approved, but when we talk about the 25%, we're actually suggesting that you have a simple, very broad measure that can capture the number of requirements on forms, for example, which you wouldn't do with a cost-benefit analysis.
The reason this is important is that when you have a form that's eight pages long and that could instead be two pages long, while that one example might not be that problematic, when you start multiplying that out across the whole system, then you're getting this kind of death by 130,000 cuts that Ryan was talking about.