For a discussion about self driving cars and how they might affect the u. S. Transportation system and to some of the implications for Public Policy. This is going to be moderated by matthew at policy analyst for the Cato Institute. It should be starting life shortly as participants take the stage. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [background sounds] good afternoon Everyone Welcome to the Cato Institute my name is Matthew Feeney jaime policy analyst here. Im very excited to welcome you all here for what i hope will be an interesting discussion on self driving cars. Its an interesting topic because we are at a stage we are asking when the questions not if when it comes to the widespread use of the vehicles and we have three exits to talk about it. Before we begin i would like you to turn off your cell phones so we will not be interrupted. I would also like to say that we will be giving a session at the end after all the speakers have had their turn
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Next remarks by 40e8ds under secretary spaulding, hosted by the American Bar Association. Topics include Cyber Security operations and efforts to form stronger relationships with the private sector. This is about 55 minutes. Thank you very much, joe, thank you for once again taking the laboring war and putting together this very thank you to all of you, who are here today who have taken the time to be here, but who also, i know on a daily basis care about and in many cases work to achieve our shared objective of ensuring safe, secure, resilient communities where our this is like a class reunion. And in many ways it is, a lot of former dhs folks here, a lot of current dhs folks here, but also a lot of you in private practice and in academia and elsewhere, all of whom contribute to the solving, addressing, understanding the challenges that we face. So thank you all of you for what you do. I bring greetings from secretary jay johnson, secretary of Homeland Security who would love to have
For example, if we have a Truck Company that needs training on how to drive trucks, it is it makes more sense if theyre driving trucks that they can also, for example, haul goods and water or whatever to benefit perhaps a relief effort than to just take their empty trucks and drive around in circles on a military base and benefit nobody but themselves, so, a lot of assistance is provided as an incident to training or operations. And the distinction there is that it has to be a training operation. The primary purpose is training and the incidental purpose is the assistance. Even though to the recipients of that assistance that may be everything in the world to them. But, again, for lawyers, you know, you have to carefully make sure that its captioned in the right terms because otherwise you run into fiscal issues when youre using training money for nontraining purposes and finally have state active duty. And thats per state law. And state law is a little different. Normally speaking the
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