I just want to say that our understanding is that the educators just want to be able to access the rich resources that are on the Internet without fear of infringement. They are not wanting to avoid paying people for the copyright material they have created.
The amendment we proposed in section 29.5 simply provides them with the access they want to materials on which there isn't a collective society collecting copyright, but also protects our businesses by enabling us to collect the fees on the intellectual property we represent. It strikes the balance educators are looking for and our industry is looking for.