We actually have had a couple of open dockets at the Commission, in an effort to determine where companies are at, what steps are being taken.
Ron Wyden
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Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.
Taiwan, Singapore, China, South Korea are among the largest manufacturers of semi-conductors and microprocessors for these smart devices.
Do you think indemnification procedures are needed for purposes of this bill that is going to be considered for the floor before August, yes or no?
Are there indemnification procedures now? My understanding is there are not.
For purposes of this bill, they should be legally protected--legally protected through indemnification provisions when they report vulnerabilities in any cyber network.
I think it is extremely timely, in light of the leader's desire to bring cyber legislation to the floor.
The absence of that kind of legal protection or indemnification processes--has that caused any problem in your view?
I think what both of the doctors were talking about is the Independence at Home model that we got in the Affordable Care Act.
I very much share Senator Franken's view on this effort to spark innovation.
It's pretty obvious that the well for taxpayer-financed incentives for a variety of energy technologies is running dry really at every level of government.
It's more important than ever to try to put the premium on innovation, to put the premium on innovation particularly as it relates to energy efficient investments.
I would like to acknowledge Senator Wyden for his leadership on energy and other issues.
It really began with the bottle bill, and particularly relevant, just 10 years ago we started the Oregon Energy Trust.
The heart of the problem and what the GAO found... is they really uncovered some of the sleaziest practices.
The VA must do more to plan for and provide quality health care to veterans living in rural and highly rural areas.
What you have is essentially several hundred financial firms... trying to find ways to either talk these vulnerable veterans out all their resources.
Senator Burr, you especially have been a relentless driving force behind this bill.
The American Academy of Pediatrics, the country's pediatricians, is recommending to the Senate that this amendment be passed to encourage healthier foods for our kids. The Congressional Budget Office has stated that this amendment has no…
Now in my view, the Internet is a powerful vehicle for both human rights and job creation.
It seems to me that there are now conservative people who oppose the Affordable Care Act...





