The federal government has tremendous resources. Many departments and agencies have incredibly large staff focused on new regulatory initiatives, whether it was the minister or the government that has declared some priority that they're now working on. But taking some of those staff, taking a step back and saying before they regulate in this new area, if it isn't some pressing health or environmental emergency, why don't they use that staff to take account of what we have in stock, what's working, what isn't working, what needs to be modernized? We think there's a tremendous opportunity to spend some time, as you said, looking back at what exists before branching out and continually adding new regulations on top of it.
On February 5th, 2019. See this statement in context.