 Then finally, or not finally, then you had the Loper decision, which cuts back on the ability of agencies to fill in gaps in the law using their expertise and judgment. This was a 40-year doctrine that basically said, if you have laws that have not anticipated all circumstances, we are going to let the experts at federal agencies in consultation with the public, in consultation with trade associations, interested parties, advocacy groups, we're going to let them interpret these statutes. And we're going to, in the first