If we are going to open that up, we can't have these levels of classification because it will essentially close systematically all these databases, won't it?
Darrell Issa: “If we are going to open that up, we can't have these levels of classification because it will essentially close…”
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Issa argues that classification levels hinder data accessibility in government databases.
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We're seeing that South Korea has adopted the European digital rules which are very much designed to localize rather than accept the great companies that have spread very well around the world because they've earned it.
I suspect that the gentleman is prepared to close as am I, and I reserve the balance of my time.
Will the United States Congress side with the idea that we should be more democratic in our third branch, or that our third branch should remain more independent, less if not completely outside the will of the people at the moment?
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