There's just one point of clarification I hadn't mentioned earlier. If they go through the court process, and, in fact, those goods are found to be infringing, they could be awarded damages through the court, which would include the cost of storage and holding onto those goods. If they are successful through the court process, they will be refunded those fees.
What we're saying, in terms of the way Bill C-8 is constructed to put the onus on the rights holder, is that they're the ones who have an incentive or a predominant interest in this. The danger with impacting the importer is that it may not turn out to be an infringing good or they may not be the actual owner of that property. We don't want to alter the balance in the way Bill C-8 is currently designed and put the onus elsewhere.