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i'll now turn it over to mary ellen callahan, the chair of jenner & block's governance practice. she is the former chief privacy officer for the department of homeland security. >> thank you very much, rachel. thank you all and thanks for coming. we'll introduce our panelists. damien levy is the head of the trade section of the delegation of the european union to the united states. adam schlosser is director of the center for global regulatory cooperation international at the u.s. chamber of commerce. gayle slater is vice president, legal and regulatory policy the internet association. i want to thank them all for coming. first, let's talk about what are we talking about today. we're talking about all sorts of syncing, that doesn't sound very good. i'll do a little stage setting and ask my panelists to tell me whether or not i'm right and where we're going in the future. the safe harbor decision that was decided by the european court of justice on october 6th, 2015 actually has its origins 20 years earlier. in 1995, the european union passed a data protection directive which has