I would like to complete the answer.
The spirit of the Copyright Act is to defend creators; it is a piece of legislation on authors' rights. In 2012, with all the exceptions that were introduced, it became a piece of legislation that favours users.
Once again, we have nothing against users. On the contrary, we want our work to be known and read. That's very important. However, we want that to be done fairly.
Here's what I would add. A speaker said that grants could be used to compensate authors for their work. However, we know that grants are not given to all authors, since only a third of them receive grants. To earn a decent living with their pen, writers cannot rely solely on grants.