 Whatever it is that they are writing, they need to do so with specificity, say what they actually mean, and don't just punt the ball. It's executive branch who can then change their mind from administration to administration. Chief Justice John Roberts writing for the majority called misguided the 1984 ruling in Chevron versus the Natural Resources Defense Council, a ruling that gave bureaucrats more power than judges when laws are ambiguous. This is the American Ag Network.