Thanks very much for the question.
Two simple parts should be answered. One is that, as John Degen alluded to, many years have gone by since the education sector abandoned its collective licences. The direct revenues from those licences are now in arrears by about $150 million. Every year that goes by adds about $30 million to that licensing non-payment, or the tariff non-payment for institutions that don't access a voluntary licence.
On top of that, a company such as mine hopes to sell not to libraries, as Mr. Landon was referencing, but to students. We sell teaching and learning materials for the classrooms, and my opportunity to do that if the environment is one where copyright compliance officers in universities work in fact to make sure that they are not paying to use copyright but instead work—