Disagreement with an agency's policy decision is not the proper basis for a lawsuit.

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The Chevron Doctrine establishes that courts should defer to an agency's interpretation of a statute as long as it is a reasonable interpretation. Disagreement with an agency's policy decision does not necessarily mean that the agency's interpretation of a statute was unreasonable or exceeded its authority (ultra vires), and therefore, it is not a proper basis for a lawsuit. Elian's Law does not exist, and agency immunity refers to the limited liability of agencies for certain actions.

Disagreement with an Agency's Policy Decision Is Not the Proper