 and it should be flipped around the other way around. So not that the rule goes into effect and Congress can choose to repeal it, but rather the rule does not go into effect until Congress affirmatively validates it. Tell us a little bit about the way that the administrative agencies look to a senior legislator. You were the ranking Republican on the Senate Banking Committee, and so you had a lot of dealings with the financial regulators. What's that relationship like? How do the agencies think about Congress? How do members think about the agencies?