The right response from legislators
The Chamber has been active in encouraging appropriate government responses to blockchain. For example, in some cases, there have been well intended States in the U.S. that have proposed legislation to recognize smart contracts. However, smart contracts are just one application of electronic signature legislation. Hence they don’t need separate laws, and creating additional legislation adds unnecessary complexity and uncertainty. The Chamber’s legal committee comprised of more than 30 law firms helps to drive the agenda. The trade association which has more than 200 corporate members, recently published a document entitled the “Legislator’s toolkit for blockchain technology“. A 30+ strong executive committee leads a membership that’s a mix of high profile startups, significant consultancies and Fortune 500 companies.Article continues …

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