That is in no way a reflection on the relative view of the importance of Canada or local law, in terms of the application of our content identification system.
For the benefit of the other committee members who aren't necessarily familiar with it, Content ID is our copyright management system on YouTube. The way it works is that a rights holder will provide us with a reference file—a copy of the file they want managed online—and then we apply a policy on every single copy that we detect has been uploaded to YouTube.
Because the system is automated, it doesn't handle context or exceptions very well. Fair dealing and Canadian copyright are actually exceptions to the law, which says they are exceptions to general infringement, because of a certain basic line of reasoning, and require a contextual analysis. It's why we respond to those exceptions by having a robust appeal system. In the event that Content ID flags content inappropriately, because you feel you have a very strong argument that fair dealing applies, you then appeal that decision and assert that fair dealing applies, and then an assessment is made.