Thank you for the opportunity to respond.
I do agree with the partial answers from Mr. Lee, just for clarity there, in answering the previous question.
I will respond as follows. There are a few things to unpack in your question.
Number one, when we're talking deregulation, we know that a lot of things get thrown under that umbrella. When we look at deregulation, we have to be very careful because we don't know what the problem is with removing stop signs until the stop signs are removed. They're there for a reason. I would caution against the removal of regulations, but everything that is there for the purpose could be reviewed on a case-by-case basis when you're looking at a situation, as you've mentioned.
That's not my expertise—we're looking at what the total encompassing thing is for that situation—but I can say that deregulation is a short-sighted solution in most instances.