Congress. For example, the usa freedom act and similar initiatives. You have as part of that also the proposal to create an advocate of some kind,e. Here again, an attempt to influence or affect what are the rules that the intelligence agencies are expected to follow. And then a different part of that question is, what oversight mechani mechanisms, what assurances do we have that the agencies are following the rules . And you are part of that. I mentioned the congressional committees, and then all the layers within the executive blanche itself. So i think i hope that the public discussion has been shifting a bit from whether or not were following the rules i think what i perceived in the public discussion is a greater acceptance that where he in fact trying our best to follow the rules. Were not perfect and we make mistakes. But were trying to follow the rules as best we can. And now that the discussion has been shifting to what should those rules be . What are the rules . And what sho
Participated. This first panel looks at the concept of privacy. The privacy in Civil Liberties Oversight Board is an agency in the executive branch recommended by the 9 11 commission, and its appointed by the president. Good morning. Welcome to the privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Boards Public Meeting on defining privacy. Its 8 30 a. M. On november 12th, 2014. And were meeting in the west end ballroom in the washington mariotte Georgetown Hotel in washington, d. C. This hearing was announced in the federal register on october 21st, 2014. As chairman, i will be the presiding officer. All five Board Members are present and theres a quorum. Rachael brand, James Dempsey and patricia wald. Elizabeth collins cook. I will now call the hearing to order. All in favor please say aye. Proceed. So what is privacy . The right to be left alone . A desire for independence of personal activity . The right to make decisions regarding ones private matters . Space for intellectual development . Ano
Should just get better. We cannot ask industry, oh, dont encrypt, dont do anything. I would love to follow that when chinese and russians also followed that as well. So thats just not going to work. Im very respectful of the problems that the Law Enforcement agency has with the current state of affairs. We just have to get better. And it works at the end its going to work better for us as a nation. So thats number one. I fully agree. Some of the things that so, going dark, i dont know if its going dark. I know that we are currently in a state that we are really able to think certain way about the system design, about the system security, about maintaining privacy. That world has changed. The world and the industry has changed rapidly. The rest of us are catching up. So i think it pays dividend if we figure out, take some time, figure out what are the rules of this new world where we dont necessarily need to rely on encryption. Im a big fan of encryption. Its one of the tools that Secur
43 of those correlate to the time of those takata manufacturing concerns. And to our regret, all four fatalities correspond to that same time. So were talking about recalls that were done 2008 to 2011 because of different manufacturing issues that takata made us aware of, and is pretty strong data that shows this is where the majority of the problems have been occurring, and those recalls were national i understand. I wasnt saying they were regionally limited. Its just, you have recall after recall after recall, when clearly theres these red flags. And the reason it matters so much to this constituent, who is permanently blind, is this was in 2013. It just seems that its a different manufacturer, but if takata had done a more global look at what was happening, and by global, i mean, in all their air bags, i dont think this would have happened. So i think to you, that is on november 6th, a New York Times article reported that takata secretly conducted tests in 2004 at your auburn hills
Elocution that would have been bewildering. He came at psychiatry from a Public Health perspective, and he began as somebody who was an advocate for Mental Health and the prevention of Mental Illness. Also for training doctors to that this is a legitimate form of medicine. People at a time when who were incarcerated in institutions where therefore reasons that were not medical illness. Many people who had tertiary syphilis had Mental Illness kinds of symptoms. Many people that chronic alcoholism, people who we would think of is to build mentally disabled, people with cerebral palsy. A great range of disabilities that made people be marked as and warehoused way. Initially his work was in the National Community for Mental Hygiene trying to differentiate tween the kind of Mental Illness he was confident that could be cured and the kinds that were caused i again it brain injury. Premrinot easy in the time. Entered the war rather late compared to the other allies. That offered him a chance