I have a quick question—well, maybe it's quick, but I don't know—for Mr. Karanicolas. In an earlier answer you gave, you made reference to the long history of terrorism as a threat, and you cited some historical examples.
I completely agree that terrorism has been around for a very long time, but what is different now, really, is the nature of the collection and transmission of information. This is much different from when earlier terror threats were addressed by various countries. In light of that, would you not say that older methods and older attitudes toward data collection and sharing do in fact require more contemporary solutions?