I appreciate the question.
I think maybe one of the areas that we actually agree on is that bright lines are very difficult in terms of numbers when you're looking at fair dealing. I would instead look at it in terms of a condition, and that condition is that when an individual is claiming fair dealing, I think the consideration should be fairly broad. When an institution or a sector is claiming fair dealing, I think the consideration should be as narrow as possible so as not to damage an established market. That's what happened in 2012. A very broad exception was applied to a sector rather than to an individual, and our market was damaged if not completely destroyed.