And my experience has been when I talk to people about this, they have no clue that this data is being transmitted or shared with anyone.

So bottom-line disclosure is what you mean?

As technology evolves, consumers continue to lose control of their personal information.

I want to thank everyone for being here. We have a standing room only crowd.

We need to outlaw bad behavior, not good technology.

I would like to know those numbers, and Mr. Chairman, I have other questions for the record along those lines, as well, but I would like to ask about Senator Carper's bill.

One of the provisions in Senator Carper's bill talks about the shipping of alcoholic beverages, which right now you are prohibited from doing.

That will save us about $3.1 billion.

That would be a change. We support that. We think it is important, anytime you go to arbitration, and especially in today's world, where if you look at the future of the Postal Service, the arbitrator should consider that.

You think that is very important for the financial viability of the Postal Service.

I am all for efficiency, but you also need some redundancy in the system in case one location goes down.