I think we have a much greater risk at the moment in terms of what is happening within the commercial sector and the aggregation of data at scale than we do within the government institutions. This is an immensely challenging area because we have not only built an industry around it but we also benefit disproportionally from it. I mean, there is a utility function that each and every one of us gives up when we decide to give our credentials to Google, which allows us to more efficiently and effectively organize our everyday lives.
That again, I think, is something where the danger of silently rewriting the social contract...and not just between the institutions of governance and the individual. The responsibility of the third sector, the private sector, in it really needs to be explored in all of its depth, and it has not been to date. I think the Snowden revelations at least lifted the lid on the fact that this is an issue of a social contract, but the fact that it has been weighted so heavily on issues of responsibility of state institutions I think has partially obscured the fact that it requires a much broader examination.