Count sometimes depending on how you count them eight to 10 different ways the government can go about obtaining the same types of records you are talking about when you are talking about 215 so its critically important but its only part of the story. I would urge you to think broadband as i mentioned the last time i was here i also want you to think broadly because it has not been discussed very much is cyber, and the need to think about the critical privacy issues and the Data Collection issues as they pertain not only to conquer and terrorism but also to cyber and im happy to talk about that at length if you are just it. The i would like to make at the onset is the surveillance intelligence court that ive worked closely with for many years when i was at the tip arpanet justice and i can elaborate at length if you want me to but in many ways i would say notwithstanding much of what has been written in the press fisa court is the national treasury. It has done its job in an exemplary
Were repeated attempts in the house and senate for a period of almost 12 years. It may be time revisit federal criminal code reform and to be sure, many of the challenges that Face Congress after the Brown Commission remain. Nevertheless, i believe that we do have a meaningful opportunity for reform. A bipartisan consensus has been developing around the idea we should be smart on crime. And given the current recep different to evidencebased implementation the time may be right for reconsideration of federal criminal code reform. I do have a number of suggestions for consideration if congress were to consider embarking on an effort to revise the federal criminal code. The first is the establishment of a new broadly representative commission, much like the Brown Commission, to draft federal criminal code reform legislation or to work with existing legislation like chairman sensenbrenners bill. The second is a partnership with the stabbed and respected law reform entities such as the Amer
Forth. The presiding officer is there objection to proceeding to the measure . Without objection. Ms. Heitkamp i ask further that the committeereported amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. The presiding officer without objection. Ms. Heitkamp i ask unanimous consent that the Energy Committee be discharged from further consideration of s. 2440 and the senate proceed to its consideration. The presiding officer the clerk will report. The clerk s. 2440 a bill to expand and extend the program to improve coordination by the bureau of lefthand management and for other bureau of Land Management and for other purposes. The presiding officer is there objection to proceeding to the measure . Without objection the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. Ms. Heitkamp i ask unanimous consent that udall new mexico amendment whic
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