 Official conduct under the Supreme Court decision breaks down into two categories. One is core, absolute immunity categories. Core official acts. So what would that be? That'd be like pardon power or firing people who work in the executive branch or controlling recognition on the determination of foreign countries. Like that stuff that is like core presidential power. So if the president decided tomorrow to recognize an independent state of Kurdistan, he couldn't be criminally prosecuted for that, for example. He would have absolute immunity.