"Purposivists often focus on the legislative process, taking into account the problem that Congress was trying to solve by enacting the disputed law and asking how the statute accomplished that goal."[57] Purposivists believe in reviewing the processes surrounding the power of the legislative body as stated in the constitution as well as the rational that a "reasonable person conversant with the circumstances underlying enactment would suppress the mischief and advance the remedy"[58] Purposivists would understand statutes by examining "how Congress makes its purposes known, through text and reliable accompanying materials constituting legislative history."[59]