>You can always frame bad regulations to look reasonable. You can also frame good regulations to look unreasonable. Ultimately, you can't solve real-world prob

>You can always frame bad regulations to look reasonable. You can also frame good regulations to look unreasonable. Ultimately, you can't solve real-world problems by sitting in a chair and not doing any kind of observation. In this case, we know because there are actually problems with existing solar installations that we can point to. In the hypothetical you refer to, we could find out when news media interview an inspector who says "yeah we just rubber stamp everything, it's a scam" in nicer language.