I'm sure the lobby infrastructure, especially in the US, has a huge role in the creation of legislation. Thing is, I'm not in the US. And in my country, global standard setting bodies have a much greater impact on what my country passes. So if you're talking about the US, I'd say yes. I would guess that the different lobbies, especially the lobbies in financial services And the industrial military complex are very, very powerful.

But at the end of the day, that's just in the US. Other jurisdictions are fighting a fight with global standards setting bodies. And that's who is really impacting them.

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