On the recordMarch 14, 2016
I would say the answer is 'yes,' because, again, the credibility that this technology has may become exceedingly fragile if people can't trust standards that are uniform and mandatory.
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Blumenthal emphasizes the importance of mandatory standards for technology credibility.
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