They would essentially be the heirs or descendants of the creators and publishers of the musical works created by the authors in question. From our perspective, this should not be a controversial issue. We're essentially asking for the same treatment for our members, who ask us, “What is it about us Canadian creators? Are we not as worthy as our peers in the United States or Europe, whose works are protected for 70 years? Why not us?”
The 70-year term has been around for literally decades in other jurisdictions, so it's a matter of recognition of the talents of Canadian creators. I think it's also a recognition of where, in our view, Canada should be internationally on this issue. We want to be with our peers, not with what we consider, quite frankly, laggard jurisdictions that have very little interest in these intellectual property issues.