That would be a great study to do. Actually the Mercatus Center in the U.S. is looking at what happened to economic growth and the kind of economic growth that stimulated in B.C. I'm not going to claim this is causal, but I will say that they cut the rules in half and the economy turned around from one of the worst-performing economies in Canada to one of the best-performing economies in Canada. Again, we can't claim causation because there were a number of other things going on, but that did happen, and health, environmental and safety outcomes were maintained at very high levels in the province.
What that does tell you is that you can have fewer rules with high levels of health and safety and a growing economy.