In it, you talked about a term that struck me: “a multiplicity of decision points”. Let's say, for example, that there are 17 government agencies and 111 departments, and foreign actors are also involved. Let's say, then, that the information was necessary. We clean that up, and it's not relevant anymore. It's necessary, so it goes to three, four, and maybe five government departments. Each department is going to retain that information and pass it on.
My question to you is—and you mentioned it a bit earlier—what do you recommend as a disposal mechanism to make sure...? When you talked about “expunging”, you said there was a problem if four or five different agencies or four or five different departments have that information. What could you suggest to have that information expunged or disposed of so that we don't get that multi-layering that you spoke about earlier?