Press release: “In a major policy address on the challenges of privacy in our increasingly data driven world, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton called for a comprehensive privacy agenda: a Privacy Bill of Rights that secures the interests of consumers; stronger, better enforced protection for medical privacy and a new national security consensus setting out clear rules to allow the government to use new intelligence techniques and make sure the public knows its rights and limits. Senator Clinton announced that she will introduce legislation to enact this Bill of Rights, the Privacy Rights and Oversight for Electronic and Commercial Transactions Act of 2006, the PROTECT Act.”