I'll be asking my questions on where we're going as opposed to where we've been. I know where we've been and I'm not all that interested in it, but I'm very interested in where we're going.
I'd like to focus on the issues in terms of WIPO, because we signed that treaty when the fax machine was cutting edge and the web was called the bulletin board. I'm wondering whether we're looking towards building copyright for the 21st century, or are we really running, trying to catch up to the 20th century?
In terms of the non-infringing use rights that we seem to be looking towards implementing, how much has the heritage department looked at the legal cases coming out of the United States in terms of abuse of technological protection measures and DRMs against fair consumer use? Has that been a priority at all in terms of Canadian Heritage?