So when the Chamber of Commerce, which includes Wall Street, some of the Wall Street's biggest banks and accepts their contributions, sues to overturn rules on their behalf, you are--are you in a role of supporting those actions by the Chamber of Commerce, even though you sit on the opposite side as a public interest representative with FINRA?
Questioning the role of the Chamber of Commerce in regulatory actions.
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