I think a lot of countries are looking at it because of the nature of these global platforms. A lot of countries are in the same position we are. Domestic journalism institutions in a wide range of countries are going through some of the same market challenges in their negotiations with platforms.
I think they are looking at Canada for two reasons.
One, they saw the outcome of the Australian model. We can debate the merits of that very particular articulation of this policy, but it did lead to a large amount of money flowing into publishers very quickly. It proved a really valuable stopgap to real decline in the sector in Australia.
More importantly, I think they are looking to Canada because we have iterated, and I would argue in substantive ways, on the Australian model. I really do think it's a different model. We're not going through a competition bureau. The Australian model is quite crude. It provides one tool and one desired outcome. The regulatory model that's being proposed here is a substantive iteration of that, and one that I think other countries are taking seriously. I would not be at all surprised in the next year to see more countries implement the same.