Probably a good reason for the industry to come together and make a tool that does work then. I can see how a magic number of errors is more convincing to the

Probably a good reason for the industry to come together and make a tool that does work then. I can see how a magic number of errors is more convincing to the average person (and court) then a bunch of expert testimony saying otherwise. The industry should control the narrative. You can bet the construction industry has people in the room when standards are set on what sort of elevators and ramps are required.