The Papal Apartments are a strong contrast to the dungeons, both open to the public, where philosopher and monk Giordano Bruno and sculptor-goldsmith Benvenuto Cellini were once imprisoned.
The publicly open Papal Apartments and the dungeons are dissimilar.
It specifically addresses concerns raised suggesting (1) that the Commission should better quantify the effects of the proposals on the market (especially the anti-competitive effects) and (2) that the Commission's estimates under the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C.