Indeed, the government had to consider the relationship between this piece of legislation and the Copyright Act. The decision was made that essentially the Copyright Act will continue to stand alongside this piece of legislation and that this piece of legislation would not, in any way, limit the scope of the rights, limitations and exceptions provided for under the Copyright Act. That's why you look at.... Actually, most of these provisions are “for greater certainty” provisions.
Section 24 was explicitly provided, though, to acknowledge there are uses that digital news intermediaries make of copyrighted material that would be limitations or exceptions under the Copyright Act. That's perfectly appropriate. However, the bargaining is intended to sit alongside that. You don't get to come in to the negotiations and say, “Well, these uses are covered by fair dealing” or “These uses are covered by exceptions; therefore, we want to see a corresponding decrease in the value.” They were intended to sit alongside each other, with the bargaining obligation there.
I share the concern that focusing on one particular limitation or exception potentially creates adverse interpretations with respect to other limitations or exceptions in the Copyright Act.