so I think that the privacy framework
highlights the need for a diverse and
well-trained workforce in the privacy
space we've heard from a lot of
stakeholders the need for a broad
variety of perspectives in terms of
identifying assessing and responding to
privacy risks so when the draft
framework that we've released we did
include language around the importance
of these collaborative diverse teams to
do privacy risk management and to that
end in our development of the framework
where we're crafting it in such a way
that it can be used by a wide variety of
rules so in the core of the framework we
have various levels of abstraction at
the highest level of abstraction we
intend for this to be used more by
senior level management as a
communication tool for privacy risk
management to really bring those privacy
discussions into parity with other
topics that are addressed as part of an
enterprise risk management program but
then we also introduce outcomes and
activities in the core an increasingly
granular level so that other roles like
engineers and lawyers and business teams
can work on celeb selecting and
implementing those outcomes and
activities so we're currently an ongoing
discussion with our stakeholders about
which aspects of the privacy framework
are most relevant to different roles and
what sort of digital guidance
organizations would like to see a
wrap-around roles in implementing the
privacy framework