And this comes from being so clueless, tech companies can impress you with gimmicks while they get easy access to citizen data, destroy privacy and steal customer information from your businesses only to build competition services that crowd them out. It’s a crisis but you have to understand to see.

I think it’s a reflection of how backwards our tech public policy skills and thinking have fallen. There’s no revolving door between private and public sector anymore, so those with the experience never move into public policy setting. That plus old or inexperienced parliamentarians.