I think the intent is pretty clear, Mr. Chairman, that broadcasters may download and maintain a copy of a work for 30 days without paying the mechanical.
To the members opposite who do seem somewhat confused, what's at issue here is that the broadcasters cannot purchase the music in the format that they actually use it on. They pay a royalty for music in a format that they cannot use and then are subsequently charged a second charge to be able to use it in a format that they can use. It's like charging people to buy music on an eight-track so that they can later get in on their iPod. That's what the opposition doesn't seem to understand.