But if I was going to maximize public safety, does that safety really come from a command-and-control regulatory environment or does it come by actually sort of indemnification and insurance environment where the insurance world is actually able to think outside the box, think of other types of mitigation?
Schweikert discusses the effectiveness of insurance versus regulatory approaches for public safety.
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