To augment what Lesley said, in addition to what we purchase through the large licences at Dalhousie, for instance, we have the Canadian small press collection. We attempt to purchase everything that is published by a small press in Canada. We purchase two copies of everything to keep in perpetuity and make available. We have a collection of over 25,000 small press books now.
When you think about a university, Dalhousie or larger, we have 12 faculties. Certainly the faculties that do humanities education—English, history, law sometimes—would make use of small press materials, but there are other faculties like engineering, medicine, computer science where that's not the sort of educational material they require. Fair dealing does come into it because they are not using that type of Canadian content.