I can't wait for the day when our legislative bodies actually understand how the technology around them works. Maybe then we can avoid idiotic discussions like the ones surely going on in this courtroom right now.
Imagine if they had been competent enough to make the rule that all source code had to be stored in a repository, and that each file had to be locked to prevent concurrent modification - we would never have progressed from RCS.
Note that there's a reason this idea is being discussed, and it's not that the Internet is broken and needs to be fixed. The Internet works fine. But there are groups of people who want to make money off it, and they have enough resources to (attempt to) buy legislation that would favor their preferred business model.