So for starters, look, the Attorney General does not set tax policy, does not create regulations, but we do enforce the law. So that would mean that if somebody's cheating on their taxes, for example, The Attorney General can weigh in and conduct an investigation if somebody's cheating on their taxes. you have a situation where there is a regulation that's not being enforced by the department, the Attorney General can weigh in, whether that is giving unfair advantages to one business over the other. (27:11–27:18)
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