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Not gonna work. The CEO can't know everything, and unless people testify against him (they'll avoid paper /email trail) he'll plead ignorance. It's 38 pages and
by onetimemanytime 8y ago
Not gonna work. The CEO can't know everything, and unless people testify against him (they'll avoid paper /email trail) he'll plead ignorance. It's 38 pages and if it passes it will 380, everyone will want their 2 cents in it.
Hold companies responsible with 10% of their revenue as fines--for first time violation. In cases of absolute negligence and or malice jail C level execs. But just because Google gets hacked, we can't jail their CEO.
- titusjohnson 8y agoNah, lock up the CEO. Who cares if they can't know everything, that's not a good excuse. If the company is so big that the executive team can't keep a firm grasp on what's going on, then maybe it's too big to exist. Locking up executives (a risk for which they are richly rewarded already) puts a natural cap on how large a corp can get.