Therefore, they said, determining whether there is a problem by gathering information from the public through surveys or other means might be a good first step before proceeding to a standardization solution.
They said that a good initial step would be to use public feedback to confirm the existence of a problem.
Information-gathering through public surveys isn't really a good way to begin the standardization process.
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