1.

In Solove's "catching speeders" metaphor, what are general thoughts on this? You could argue that there is lots of privacy enforcement in the USA and organizations are conscious of their privacy obligations, which leads to a kind of self-policing of sorts.

2.

In general privacy is about trust, for example one trusts an organization or person with inofmration. How does accountability approach fit in with current regulatory enforcement and the incentives for organizations to manage personal information in a trustworthy manner?