HUD, the States, and the industry have been testing, retesting, and retesting, and retesting helix soil anchors since 1973. When the results do not provide the desired results, they write new test protocols, and new test criteria, and test again, and when this does not work, they do it all over again. What is significant, is they still have not, been able to come up with test data, which supports the past, current, and continued use of the helix soil anchoring system, and the MHRA proposal actually points out that the past and currently accepted industry standard, for anchor performance is invalid...