One thing Jim suggested yesterday was that the issuer community gather feedback through surveys, which can help inform the questions posed in an eventual proposal. It’s important to note that other constituents will also be gathering their own feedback and submitting perspectives – but SRI is mainly an issuer audience, so the remarks were geared towards that.

Anyway, I’m here to do my part. We’ve blogged about the government’s “suggestion box” for deregulation, and we’ve solicited views on your favorite and least favorite Reg S-K items. But let’s take a more conceptual look. Where is the juice not worth the squeeze?

Please participate in this anonymous poll to weigh in on what could “move the needle” on decisions to go public and stay public. Are there line items that are boilerplate and that your investors have never asked about? Are there requirements that are resource intensive, burdensome, and not material? This list excludes Item 402 compensation disclosures since those are subject to a separate review effort. Check all that apply – and drop me an email if you have other suggestions:

– Liz Dunshee