Authorship is very simple for the DGC. A director and writer are the authors of the work. They're human.
I would like to riff off what you were saying about competitiveness from the earlier question. One thing to make Canada competitive is to make sure we have legal certainty and stability here. We should make sure that when we do work here creatively, we have a framework that everyone's playing under, so that we can do our work and not be worried about the legal ramifications and putting safeguards in place.
Also, we were talking about looking at other world examples. We should learn from some of them, too, because it doesn't always go well when they implement AI legislation.
Samuel, I don't know if you want to talk about the U.K.