The problem is fundamentally the same for multinational corporations and artists alike: they want to be compensated for their work, products and intellectual property. This bill is ideal for “big” players who have significant interests at stake and are most afraid of piracy, but are able to protect themselves. So it's not a problem for them.
But the same instrument, which is mainly about locks and courts, is put forward for people whose situation is completely different. As the gentleman said earlier, this difference applies to their market, their work and their industry. These are one-person companies that fall under small business. We are trying to use a tool for big ships on small rowboats, and that does not work.