I would take issue with one aspect of what you said, though, that regardless of what benefits you might see from this, I would not say that signing onto a treaty is without any cost on our part without us giving up anything particularly, whereas here the treaty sets up a system that would, however incrementally, erode our national sovereignty.
Mike Lee argues that treaties can compromise national sovereignty despite potential benefits.
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