Great.
There was a report published in Australia in March 2018 that started off with that. I found that very helpful, but one of the missing pieces was Canada, of course, because we weren't part of their study.
Going back to Ms. Aubry, you were talking about being specific in our language of exemptions. Germany was also facing that question and said that they have to be very specific on percentages of use before someone has to pay for use, the types of use, and exactly what types of people would have access to that.
When we're developing legislation, we need to keep in mind the creators and to make sure they are compensated and that the rules are fair. Do you have anything you could expand on when you were talking about being specific?