I do confirm that. We are greatly aligned with the CDCE, of course, as a member organization there. They're doing great work.
There has been lobbying by the AI tech companies around the world, which are asking for this exception in copyright acts around the world. What has happened so far is that the Australia and U.K. governments have put out there that there will not be an exception. They are not going to contemplate a copyright exception for the copying of all these works that has taken place for the training of the AI datasets. That's important for us, because we feel that now the AI companies don't have the loophole they're trying to get. That means they can come to the table, and we can talk about licensing and compensation for those works.