We also will focus more on consumer issues. This new bureau will help address pressing consumer issues, such as slamming and cramming. In these particular endeavors, we have successfully partnered with states. And there will be a role for us on Universal Service. I see an essential government role in these and other areas where markets fail to provide needed consumer services.
Government is more than an arbiter among the wealthy.
It is a voice for people who do not otherwise have a voice in government. For them, it is the difference between being in the haves and the have-nots. Finally, I believe that when Congress reconvenes next January, we will hear calls to rewrite the 1996 Act. My advice is that we should be very cautious about opening the 1996 Act to amendment. It took 10 years to get everyone's attention on the original Act.