The officials who were here on Monday talked about non-traditional means, and it almost sounds like some kind of Twitter strategy. I'm not trying to be glib about it; it's very unclear what they're actually going to do.
From what we've been discussing and what we discussed when we did a study on record suspension as a broader issue and the reforms that are required, we talked about these sorts of bad actors trying to act in this realm.
Basically, the government would have to develop some kind of strategy to compete against these individuals, and ultimately, the amount of work that it would require could easily be the work that would be applied to finding the records, deleting them and going through expungement.
Do you think that is a fair assessment of that type of situation?