Thank you.
I wrote in July asking for a legal opinion on this that you would get from WIPO. I never heard back.
It seems to me that a legal opinion would clarify the situation for us. For example, in an analysis of the WIPO treaties of 1996, by Reinbothe and Von Lewinski, it says very clearly that the world copyright treaty:
contains no obligation to protect technological measures in areas...where limitations and exceptions to the rights exist under domestic law and have thus permitted by law the use of the protected works.
The language is very clear in article 10. So have you vetted this to say that this is what we are obligated to do, or is this a made-in-Canada solution that is now out of step with the United States and many of our WIPO-compliant countries?