So I am curious how us requesting a rule--a simple step in most people's view--a simple rules-based policy, how is that different than the mandate--the tri-mandate that was laid out in Humphrey-Hawkins and defended every single day by others in this committee?
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Huizenga questions the difference between a requested rule and existing mandates.
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