Yes, but I would caution.... I think cost benefit has a very important place in regulatory reform, particularly with respect to challenging new regulations that are coming on the books. However, with respect to the problem of death by a thousand small paper cuts, it doesn't do a great job of capturing those things.
That is why we recommend a simple, comprehensive measure that doesn't impose a lot of burden on businesses. Often, for whatever reason, that seems to be a challenge for governments to understand why it's so important to have an aggregate, comprehensive, simple count kind of measure to complement the cost benefit.