What incentives would make that happen? Mr. Henderson said earlier that it's business's responsibility, and they had better be working on it, and he's given examples of it. What can government do to encourage it? One idea is to promote what's important to them.
I was on a board of directors of Toronto Hydro with the late Mr. Layton. Many questions he turned to the subject of environmental protection. You could be asking about workers' compensation, and somehow he would bring it back to environmental protection, until we got it. He had clear policy ideas that began to infuse the culture of the board.
That's one way you can do it. When you speak as members of Parliament, give business direction.
Here's another thing you can do. Bring it to the attention of regulators so that when they advise businesses, corporate governors, and directors with liability about what they have to do to mitigate the risks to their corporations according to such and such standards, they will understand that the risk management of intellectual property is one of the standards.
Remember that the TSX had 13 guidelines from the Dey report, and intellectual property wasn't among them, and it still isn't among them. That's where government can help business think the right way.