The portal offset gives 100 mm lift, then there is additional lift from tyre diameter.
I have air springs and had intended to run standard suspension height on normal roads (my controller has 2 ride heights that can be preset and also active cornering/dive control over a set speed).
I don't believe the revised rules will be relaxed much, not enough for what I had.
I would not have any problems with stability, braking or handling - extra track width, a lot of measures to keep C of G low and reduce weight (particularly in front and behind F/R axles), hydroboost brakes, decent sway bars.
I would not be in any more danger in the event of a collision from changed height of impact protection. But the height of impact damage on the other vehicle is what I see as the big issue with VSI50 and I don't think this will be relaxed much.
When the dust settles and the new regs are known, I am hoping that I may be able to modify the chassis to raise it where the axle bump stops are.
This would overcome the lift due to the portal offset, but some thought will have to go into the suspension link mount locations for good link geometry. I may have to modify the engine sump to clear the tie rod (I have a tripple section scavenge pump, so could make it dry sump as a worst case).
I am not concerned with suspension height offroad as I can easily lift it 100 to 150 mm there, and still have good down travel (356 mm total travel at my shockies is subtantial at the wheels).

