I assume those agreements were done under the power that the public gave them, so no I would not consider it a new rule of law. The public delegating decision m

I assume those agreements were done under the power that the public gave them, so no I would not consider it a new rule of law. The public delegating decision making to specific roles is a regular occurrence. If the process is creating bad results then people should change the process instead of trying to find people to "override" it.