I'm becoming persuaded by that argument.
What I've learned today from your testimony and previous testimony is that it's not a choice without an impact. In other words, it's not an academic discussion about whether you're going back to the U.K. example of 12 years ago versus what's happening now. Your point, in particular—and I believe Mr. Atkey and the other gentleman also alluded to this—is that it could be a situation in which we're creating a knowledge gap, an information gap among all the stovepipes, and that could have an impact on our national security and intelligence.
I don't want to put words in your mouth, but am I on the right track, in your opinion?