Yes, I would agree. But what you do is that you revisit any of the rules that became an impediment to the game, which is not what we are doing. You want to make the rules better. The problem is that instead of making the rules better, we attack the rules.
Cleaver emphasizes the need to improve regulations rather than attack them.
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I appreciate the fact that you clearly understand and recognize the importance of this.
I think this may be one of the most significant issues that our committee could deal with
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