I'm all for having good regulations. The dichotomy comes from those which say that all deregulation is good (which implies that all regulation is bad). In this

I'm all for having good regulations. The dichotomy comes from those which say that all deregulation is good (which implies that all regulation is bad). In this specific case, though, I suspect that measuring the "X% the same", and what the new training should be, is much more difficult than it looks at a first glance.