The challenge we're hearing right now—we've heard this from university professors, universities and others—is there seems to be a consensus that aboriginal and native content has been taken advantage of for far too long, but nobody quite understands how we create a system for compensation in recognition that deals with the fact that the law is so rigid in terms of that.
Do you have any thoughts about what the next step is? There seems to be broad-based recognition that the status quo is simply untenable and there's no justice in it, but nobody seems to really know what to do about that under the current Copyright Act.