That approach is somewhat different from, say, the Estonian approach, where they said they would give you an 11-digit number. That number, through what they call this “exit data”, can go and fish out this piece of information from this database, or it can go over there and fish it out, but it's not all tied to it. The people who have one pocket of data over there can't themselves go and look in other parts of the government to get that data. You're saying one approach that got people nervous was this one card, and putting everything onto it together. That approach actually made civil liberties people very uneasy. I could understand that. Is that right?
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