Some fascists love clear simple rules, so do some people who love liberty and individual choice.
We will only solve some of our problems with clarity and simplicity, and may in fact exacerbate problems if simplicity is judged to mean being precise, narrow, and prescriptive. Within the university we place high value on students learning to make reasoned choices. A set of regulations consistent with this principle would allow students the maximum range of choice consistent with other goals. Regulations are intended to cause people to take correct actions, but regulations may bring about harm by preventing good choice . Either simple or elaborate, complicated regulations may be clear.