Sometimes, just sometimes, a group of lawmakers puts together a diverse group of people who are experts, and has them undertake a good faith investigation of an issue.
And sometimes, just sometimes, the lawmakers read the group's recommendations and base their votes on those recommendations.
We cannot expect a much better response to any collective action problem.
Clearly, this is not happening with a bill that was written by and for the media industry. But the source of the problem is not governance per se, but rather the fact that the system has been corrupted.
And sometimes, just sometimes, the lawmakers read the group's recommendations and base their votes on those recommendations.
We cannot expect a much better response to any collective action problem.
Clearly, this is not happening with a bill that was written by and for the media industry. But the source of the problem is not governance per se, but rather the fact that the system has been corrupted.