Thank you, and I want to thank all of our witnesses for participating today.

I don't believe we can solve this problem by codifying detailed technical standards or with overlaying cumbersome mandates.

We owe it to them to take steps to limit the likelihood of data breach and ensure that they are informed when that happens.

We need to be realistic and recognize there is no silver bullet that is going to fix this issue overnight.

I just want to thank everyone for being here, and today we are turning our focus to an important issue...

Our objective today is not to cast blame or point fingers.

I just, for our esteemed guests here today, I want to follow-up on what my friend from California, Ms. Matsui, began.

The primary responsibility of the Commission is ultimately to ensure that the fleet of nuclear power plants is operating safely.

I am skeptical of the need for H.R. 3132. The bill does not appear to address any real problems.

I am skeptical--skeptical, Mr. Cole, that such a diversion would be beneficial given the other important matters before this Commission.

I think this is a misguided and dangerous policy.