The way we see it is that we don't think that the ISPs are responsible for piracy. I mean, they don't do it, but at some point they authorize it. They provide the public with the means to pirate the CDs. It's not because they are at the source of the piracy, but at the same time, they authorize it. It's on that basis that we think they should at least recognize that they take part in it, and that they should be part of the solution. Part of the solution would be monetary, it could be educational purposes, and it could be other things.
On the international scene, we often discuss the implication of ISPs in the solution of this copyright infringement, not only for the music business, but in film, and so on. In France and the U.S. the ISPs are at the table for discussion. I think it would be wise for the Canadian government to help us talk about that and find solutions together with the ISPs.