history. Id. The Ninth Circuit held that the quota rights were not part of the bankruptcy estate because the regulations creating those rights were not adopted until after the bankruptcy petition was filed. Id. at 1257-58. Even though the quota was calculated based on Schmitz’s pre-filing fishing history, that history had no value until the regulations were promulgated. Id. at 1257. At the time he filed, Schmitz had nothing beyond a hope based on his interest. Id. Thus, the circuits that have considered the issue are in agreement that no legal or equitable interest exists until assistance legislation becomes law; before then the debtor has only a hope and maybe an expectation that legislation will be enacted for his relief, but that is not enough. See In re Schmitz, 270 F.3d at 1257 (<HOLDING>). We join the other circuits and conclude that
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