There is a principle that I've learned to respect even more over time, the principle of fair process, whereby, when you have the doors open and you allow for public input on issues, if there is none, you can take that as a signal that things have been going along pretty well okay.
The one thing that popped out to me in the new act that might be problematic is that the only recourse for somebody who really does have an issue with what's being proposed or with what has already been done is the courts, which can be—it's the same thing you spoke about in terms of the old process—time-consuming and expensive.
Would you be agreeable to a perhaps more amenable system for public input and public objections to a particular project that didn't involve somebody having to wait until it's done and then go to court?