00:14:04	Kristy Varda:	Please repost in the chat as those that just joined can't see it..
00:15:37	Nicole Williamson:	Program materials (including the program slides) are here: https://publicprocurementinternational.com/webinar-after-chevron/
00:15:48	Kristy Varda:	Thanks!
00:43:53	Louis Chiarella:	BTW--that's exactly what GAO wrote.
00:51:05	Nicole Williamson:	The opinion in Percipient.ai is available here: https://cafc.uscourts.gov/opinions-orders/23-1970.OPINION.6-7-2024_2330550.pdf
00:57:16	Nicole Williamson:	Please find the Loper Bright opinion here: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/22-451_7m58.pdf.
01:01:39	sharon reed:	Does the Randolph-Sheppard Act apply to Local Municipalities as well?
01:08:42	Nicole Williamson:	Information on Skidmore v. Swift is available here: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/323/134/.
01:13:49	Chris Yukins / GW Law:	Skidmore was a 1944 Supreme Court decision giving broad respect to agency interpretations of the law -- this is arguably the starting point for Loper Bright Enterprises. Kisor was a 2016 Supreme Court decision that gave a structured approach to agency intepretations of their own regulations. As the background piece on the program page https://publicprocurementinternational.com/webinar-after-chevron/ discusses, the big question before Loper Bright was issued was whether the Court would follow Skidmore (it did) or Kisor (it didn't) in Loper Bright.