Our understanding of the human brain has rapidly increased in recent years, thanks to advancements in science and research.

This was really incredibly informative.

I wanted to know two questions.

Thank you, Chairwoman Eshoo.

I urge the Senate to take up the bill without delay.

But much of it would replace consumer-driven market forces with government-supervised regulation, the opposite of competition.

I am a big proponent of regular order. That means engaging in real deliberation, not just checking the boxes.

Well-crafted regulations can help consumers and businesses, but poor regulatory design can raise prices, stifle innovation, and reduce consumer choice.

Consumer protection enforcement should be based on the activity, not the entity.

My Republican Committee colleagues routinely emphasize the need for comprehensive consumer privacy legislation. I agree, and that is why the Committee remains hard at work on privacy.

The thoughtful proposals Members have made on agency reform deserve attention--in particular, those designed to increase transparency into the Commission, like the FTC Reports Act, sponsored by Congressman Bilirakis, and Mr. Guthrie's FTC…

I believe that, across the board, deregulation and a strong Federal privacy regime cannot coexist.