Ultimately, under the Constitution, the courts look to an effective mechanism of accountability and review. In this case, it's hard to pinpoint one particular amendment when what the courts look for when protecting privacy is an interlocking system that enables effective review.
I identified in my opening remarks a number of amendments that would assist that review mechanism, not one of which could be functional on its own. For example, we've identified notice requirements as an important mechanism. This is a way to enable individuals whose personal and confidential information has been shared to know that this has happened, so it could be effectively challenged in court.
That's just one example of the amendments we have identified in the report for that reason.