I've only got maybe three minutes left and I've got a couple more questions, not just for yourself but for the others if we can get to them.
Are you satisfied with the statutory damages provision of Bill C-32 specifically? Let me be clear on this: to some, like myself, there are two problems. The statutory damages do not apply, obviously, to actions of the enablers, but the second problem--and I've raised this with other witnesses who have come before us--is that there's a maximum liability of $5,000 for all infringements deemed to be non-commercial.
Is it your view in your work that a number of commercial-scale pirates are motivated by things other than commercial gain? I'm concerned more specifically about the issue of notoriety and whether or not reputation also factors into this as well. I'm wondering if the statutory damages we have provided here are not only silent on this but on the extent to which that kind of behaviour may have unintended consequences. If it's not perceived by this committee, it's clear that it wasn't perceived by the drafters of the bill. That's not a slight on them, just a recognition of something that's far greater than anything we've anticipated.
Ms. Noss, you or Mr. East might comment.