Thank you, Chair.
Assume that you had the right to write the laws right now. We have a moving target, obviously. As Charlie pointed out, what we thought was great 10 years ago doesn't look so great now. With the rules we put in 10 years ago to allow the Internet and data to elaborate and grow, we're now starting to say, "Whoa, what have we done here?" I imagine 10 years from now we might be doing the same thing.
If you could frame out for us, in a big picture, from a philosophical and actual point of view, what would be the three things you would do right now if you were the government and you had that choice? This is in terms of our privacy, the use of this data and the control of it.
I'll start with you, Ms. Wylie.