Well, it's not true.
I don't want to attribute everything to malice, because sometimes it's just ignorance and not understanding this. Our world is very complex. As the minister has said, 4.1 excludes social and digital content. In that bill, 4.2 brings it all back in. The framed “sandbox”, as he called it, that would give the CRTC jurisdiction over that bill is actually the Sahara Desert.
I think the first point in that exclusion is any content that “directly or indirectly generates revenues”. That's the entire Internet. That's everything, because even if creators are creating something that they're not making money on, platforms are running ads against it, so it's generating revenue. Anything that has an internationally recognized code is literally any piece of musical content that has ever been produced and has a grid code, so if my niece is singing a Shawn Mendes song in her basement, by the letter of the bill, that could be covered, with CRTC discretion, in the bill.
I think the minister and his team have said a lot of great things about the bill, and to my colleagues, I think this bill is important to you. There is just this issue about digital first creators and user-generated content that doesn't need to be in it.