Re: IAB comments on Green Paper
Karl Auerbach <karl@CaveBear.com> Mon, 23 February 1998 19:00 UTC
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From: Karl Auerbach <karl@CaveBear.com>
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Subject: Re: IAB comments on Green Paper
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> If I were you, I would be worried that Mr. Magaziner will pull an > Executive Order out of his pocket. That's his legal trump card. Please don't think that the President can just issue Executive Orders and make things happen. The President in the US has only rather limited intrinsic powers (mainly military and international relations.) Other powers come from statutes passed by Congress in which various jobs are assigned to the President or one of the various agencies. As an example of the limits on Executive Orders, note that the recent "Patients Bill of Rights" order was limited to only those things the President could reach under his delegated powers -- medical care systems which involve Federal people or money. It's important to not let ourselves assign to governmental authorities more power than they actually have. That path creates kings. I, for one, do not believe that the people behind the Proposal are acting in bad faith. (I do believe that they are undereducated about the issues and the technology.) It is extremely that people who have opinions on these matters, or who have good tutorial materials to help educate NTIA and other government-critters, submit cogent materials to the NTIA. (I'm expecting that after NTIA we will have another go-around or three before Congress. Then it'll go international.) --karl--
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Billy Biggs
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Marc Horowitz
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Karl Auerbach
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Peter Deutsch
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Perry E. Metzger
- Re: IAB comments on Green Paper Perry E. Metzger