I feel like a lot of these problems would be sorted by having time limits of (say) 10 years for all laws in an area. If someone actually looked at all those re

I feel like a lot of these problems would be sorted by having time limits of (say) 10 years for all laws in an area. If someone actually looked at all those requirements, forms etc as a whole, I bet a lot could be combined or are covering the same ground. But no one ever does. I also think restaurants can be a bad example: * Everyone wants to open them and there is no special qualification for doing so * They can easily make a lot of people sick * They employ kids, informally qualified staff, low wage workers and immigrants making it easy to for-see all sorts of abuses or issues especially in a demanding physical job with tiny profit margins * They often want to serve alcohol which is a socially complex, rightfully regulated activity * They require on-going management, not just "did you buy the right kit and hire the right person" but are you actually cleaning everything everyday correctly etc? They're a mess of big risks and poor management and no funding. And customers have no idea what they're getting until 24h+ later when they're bent over a toilet...