It sounds like it could be a good idea. In terms of being expensive, it sounds like the point was to save resources so they end up gaining financially.
My concern is that I’m wondering if an official non-Jewish organization can really do this the right away. They are going to look at it in a very technical way using very objective criteria that can be computed and calculated. I don’t know how these things work, so I can be wrong, but aren’t there many subjective criteria involved in these things? And wouldn’t the Frum world have different considerations than the goyish world?