White House Joint Declaration on Safety

If you guys could share, you spent a lot of time at the White

House.

Is there

an- anything that, that you can share, share with the world about what came out

of

what was evidently a, a, uh, a long and productive lunch?

We did good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We, we, we signed a

joint declaration,

uh, regarding SI safety.

Um, and, uh, I think, I think that'll be published by the White

House soon,

if it hasn't been already. Uh, but, uh, we, we agreed to, to

a number of things that, uh, include joint monitoring, um,

or special committees, and, um, just generally, uh, grading each

other's homework, which is a lot better than

if people just grade their own

homework, uh, for obvious reasons.

And, and includes every... It includes everything from, um,

rigorous internal

controls, um, uh, well-established methods,

well-est-established processes, um, very clearly documented

intentions of the products that you're building,

internal controls to make sure

that you're delivering on those intentions, um, internal audit, um,

uh, that, that escalates, uh, external audits, um,

from, from a third party, and, uh, um, and then industries

sharing back best practices. I, I thought that the, um, the, the

declaration has ve- has, has a lot of teeth.

Um, I thought it was really well-written and,

um, uh, I think this is

a, a practice that, that quite frankly, as standards for our industry

going forward, um, every s- every single company oughta,

oughta embrace.

And so, uh, Potus, Potus, uh, pulled it all together.

Uh, he, he, um, uh, watched over the meeting and, uh,

uh, was able to bring everybody out and, um, you know, I thought it was, it was

really well-run.

Awesome. Well, on behalf of all Americans, thank, thank all of you for

doing everything you can to make the future as awesome

and optimistic for American,

Americans as you can and you are. So, thank you.