 Alright, let's talk about another decision that was out here. It was called the Chevron decision. It basically strikes down roughly 40 years of precedent from a case that involved Chevron many years ago. Basically, that decision in 1984 required the courts to defer to the knowledge of government agencies or administrators in their reasonable interpretation of ambiguous laws that Congress passed. What do you see as kind of the change of the precedent there?