The report language is very careful to refer to those kinds of activities by the Department of Labor in regard to technical releases, prohibited transactions, exemptions, in any number of areas. I cannot say that I am such an expert on the subject that I can fully give an explanation.
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the Department of Labor's activities related to technical releases and exemptions.
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