That's terrific. Thank you for the question, Mr. Louis.
I just wanted to add to what Roanie was saying, because I'm busily paying these bills myself right now. I have two sons heading to university and I have to say that the university licence is $14.31 per student. I work in culture and I don't make a whole lot of money. In paying the university bills, that's the lowest part of the bill by far, and the least painful part for us. We would very gladly pay that licence fee.
You asked about other countries. I do a lot of work internationally. As a matter of fact, just before coming here, Roanie Levy and I were both on a panel talking about copyright exceptions around the world. Other countries look at Canada with a little bit of discomfort and fear right now, because they have established collective licensing for educational purposes in place and they don't want to see this kind of move away from collective licensing happen within their markets because they've seen how destructive it is for us. If you look at England, if you look at Australia, if you look at some of our larger partners out there, you see that they all have very respectful licensing in place for educational uses.