 And so his basic position is, if you put this in a court, you could never deny a man a right to a jury trial under the Seventh Amendment. You'd have to give it to him. So now he says, the government says, we're putting this side of the administrative agency. We're stripping you of all these other protections, like discovery and so forth. And now, by the way, you don't get a right to jury, because you put it in our own home court. Well, think about this. Do you really want the right to a jury or a trial to be dependent on whether or not Congress hands this over to an administrative agency?