I understand that the act is up for review in 2017. Our recommendation was that we need to look at this seriously in a particular way, and the particular way would be in terms of the rights of creators—I'm sorry, because I'm going to use that verb “monetize”—to monetize their content and to have a level of control over their content. Clearly I'm not talking about being able to take words to do a review of a book or a movie. I'm not talking about....
I'll just go back to a night in 1993, when I think it was CTV News that reported that Prime Minister Mulroney was going to resign the next day. I'm not saying that other people aren't allowed to then report that CTV News says Prime Minister Mulroney is going to resign tomorrow. I'm suggesting that in the very different world that existed before this digital age that taking holus-bolus somebody's content before they could even monetize their content seems to me something for the people who are looking at this act to consider very strongly, in terms of both how the news system is evolving and how technology has evolved.