 has created the Office of Special Counsel. He noted that Mr. Smith was appointed by the Attorney General, and that Mr. Smith relies not on one but on four statutes as authorized in the Office of Special Counsel. Justice Thomas notes that none of them, none of them refers specifically to creating such an office, that two are generic provisions concerning the functions of the Attorney General, that a third refers to the duties of attorneys, specifically the Attorney General appointed by the Attorney General under law,