From a student perspective, we would stress that this is the kind of thing you need to make sure is flexible and adjustable and that individuals not be caught in a significant amount of red tape in what they're going to be doing, and giving some ability, especially to students, who are going to be some of the leading innovators.... They're going to be trying out new things in these environments. Making sure they are able to access content to be able to re-imagine that content is at the core of that philosophical question about what innovation is. Again, you want your political science majors to be hanging out with your welders, because it is a weird thing and they might come up with a really cool idea. This is the kind of thing you want to be able to promote, and anything that restricts that pool of information will make it more difficult for those kinds of things to occur.
I can't tell you what the next innovative new thing is going to be. If I could, I'd probably be sitting somewhere else, but we do know that it will be a result of neat ideas coming together. Anything that restricts that is something we would be concerned about.