the threat of government regulation and the promise of big profits from government contracts or subsidies are not solutions, but serious impediments to real cooperation.
Jay Rockefeller: “the threat of government regulation and the promise of big profits from government contracts or subsidies are not…”
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Government regulation and profit motives hinder effective public-private cooperation in cybersecurity.
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I ask unanimous consent to give my remarks while seated at my desk. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
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