Adi Dynar, an attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation, dives into the complexities of delegating authority within state executive agencies. He unpacks the major questions doctrine from the Supreme Court and its implications for state-level governance. Dynar discusses a riveting Arizona case concerning corrections officer compensation, illustrating the conflict between legislative power and agency control. He also analyzes how state decisions intertwine with federal governance, shedding light on the constitutional rights at play and the challenges posed by relinquishing legislative authority.