I simply wanted to remind people—if there were colleagues who were present when the law that applies to personal copies was brought in—that right from the beginning, it provided that audio supports were covered. A large company challenged the text of the law and won its case. And so we lost that right, which was contained in the spirit of the act and was spelled out, because of a legal formulation. The Supreme Court entrusted the duty of correcting that to political leaders, but it was never done. We are here today, and we have the opportunity of doing that.
On March 6th, 2012. See this statement in context.