This has become such a problem, and my sense is the current state of the law is not sufficient to handle it.

I want to thank Chairman Inouye, who graciously allowed me to pick up this issue and to carry it forward.

The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse recently estimated that since 2005 a half billion sensitive records have been breached.

Yes, sir, Mr. Pratt?

Thank you for holding today's hearing on the National Flood Insurance Program. I appreciate your attention to this important topic.

Do you like the way we've tried to set the trigger in our legislation, or could you improve on that?

You said in your opening statement that you support the goals of this legislation. Are there areas in the bill that you think we need to work on?

Listen, I want to thank all of you for being here today and all your preparation and your time involved in getting here and testifying today.

Senator Pryor, I know full well that that's not what you want either.

Thank you.

I do think it provides a very comprehensive system framework.