Why don't we follow up on that issue? “Reasonableness” certainly is a term of art in law, but I find it a very flexible one that can fit the circumstances as the better advocate would make it, and I prefer certainty in these things.
I'm thinking of the circumstance here. How does this actually play out? If we say that something's reasonable, somebody else could take a contrary view. How does the fight over what's going to be reasonable shake out if there's an amendment here that actually puts a reasonableness into the collection and use of information? Would there have to be some kind of an adjudicator? Would you end up in court each time that you think the government's overstepping? I'm trying to piece together what this is going to look like on the ground.