Information & Ethics committee  I would say that it's a concept that can be applied to a lot of different things, and yes, it is true that the people who have more money do tend to have an advantage in elections. It's a problem that America wrestles with a lot. The Supreme Court in America has decided that mone

Information & Ethics committee  It strains the imagination to believe that somebody could state those things. They have a great deal of interest in data. There's data within that hard drive I provided you guys that proves many of his statements there incorrect. I really am surprised that he would state those th

Information & Ethics committee  Mr. Baylis has copy of that, but I will send it to the whole committee.

Information & Ethics committee  I'm doing well.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes. Word games, weasel words, whatever—it's a lie.

Information & Ethics committee  There is election software in there. I don't know if it was ever used anywhere. If you look in the hard drive, there's one area called vb9k and vb9k admin, something like that. It contains the skeleton if not the working prototype of a voting system, so much so that there are sc

Information & Ethics committee  Let's just ban the software—it's too easy to go around bans and too arbitrary to try to ban software. I believe the answer, ultimately, will be transparency. To not allow people to hide in the shadows when they're attempting to influence populaces in ways that may or may not be

Information & Ethics committee  I have always believed that taking advantage of technology will give you an edge just about everywhere. It would be a philosophical belief of mine that people do have an advantage when they use the latest and greatest in software development and technology. That's just a concept

Information & Ethics committee  I definitely can. I believe I did submit it to you specifically, but, yes, I can submit it to the clerk.

Information & Ethics committee  The line in the code says where they may have broken U.K. privacy law. They don't specifically say that they did break it, but that this code, in case they did, fixes it. It's in a file called “salt the earth”.

Information & Ethics committee  That's my understanding, yes. That's how I would interpret that line, yes.

Information & Ethics committee  That is my understanding, and there's even further commentary where they state that “there's no reason” that somebody halfway across the world couldn't call and influence voters. There is actually a reason why. It's illegal to have a call centre halfway across the world calling A

Information & Ethics committee  Let me clarify that. Those are in the Republican data trust. However, those are outside the bounds of what a normal campaign would receive. I know that because a couple of years ago I found a copy of the Republican data trust database. I have seen the contents and verified that,

Information & Ethics committee  I believe they had nine words on their website, and those were them. They had that nine-word phrase plus a contact email address. I think it's highly unlikely that the Leave campaigners found them and decided to use their services based upon nine words on an otherwise blank websi