 detailed and specific in the statute that passes, so there can't be any misunderstanding or misinterpretation by the agency. Yeah, but you and I both know that even when there weren't examples of blurred wording or ambiguity, agencies were still taking a high-handed approach, hoping that the Chevron deference would always carry the day. Now that failsafe is no longer there for bad faith regulations. Isn't that fair to say, Tom Schatz, yes or no? Absolutely, yes.