Thanks to everyone for their presentations.
I appreciate how the shift to a more principled framework could be useful in allowing the legislation on the books to keep pace somewhat with technological change.
On the enforcement side or on the side of having people better understand their rights and how they're protected, can any of you put some meat on the bone in terms of what that looks like so that the notice to people who are accessing government services, for example, and agreeing to the use of their private information is not just a clause buried in the fine print? What are some concrete examples of what that would look like for people? What would change from what's there now?