 What I think the Supreme Court has sort of declared here is we don't like this way of government working. We want it to work a different way or perhaps we don't really want it to work as well. And that is boxing in Congress's authority just as much as it's boxing in the agencies because it's the courts telling Congress you are not allowed to write laws as broadly as you want to. You have to write them more narrowly, more specifically. And if a new problem arises, you can either go back to the drawing board and pass a new law or do nothing. But we're not going to let federal agencies fill in the gaps.