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During his congressional testimony, Zuckerberg accepted that new rules are going to be needed to govern his company and others.
"If this is only window dressing, it is not adequate," she said, noting that her organization believed that it was likely that federal legislation would still be needed to govern how such vast loads of consumer data can be used.
A new oversight regime may be needed to govern the way intelligence agencies conduct "IT Operations against computers or networks in order to obtain intelligence" given the growth of this intrusive work.
Despite his no-fighting rule, Seaman said that for older age groups, fighting is needed to govern hockey.
The finding leaves to the Defense Department the decision on whether new rules are needed to govern such activities.
One is that a Fair Trade Organisation (FTO) is needed to govern the rules of trade very differently from the market fundamentalists of the WTO.
The officer, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, also said that, globally, new regulations were needed to govern actions by the world community in cyberspace.
In slaughterhouses, tighter rules are needed to govern both the removal of the brains, spinal cord and other bits capable of harbouring BSE, and grizzly new techniques for stripping edible tissues from carcasses.
