"In contrast to purposivists, textualists focus on the words of a statute, emphasizing text over any unstated purpose."[60] Textualists believe that everything which the courts need in deciding on cases are enumerated in the text of legislative statutes. In other words, if any other purpose was intended by the legislature then it would have been written within the statutes and since it is not written, it implies that no other purpose or meaning was intended. By looking at the statutory structure and hearing the words as they would sound in the mind of a skilled, objectively reasonable user of words,[61] textualists believe that they would respect the constitutional separation of power and best respect legislative supremacy.[62]