I would like to comment on what the first person said about the concept of exceptions and the list. It is very hard to create a list, but I can give you a practical example, the exception for educational institutions. Those same exceptions had always been in the legislation. In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled that we had to interpret rights narrowly in order to promote users' rights. These are no longer exceptions, but rights. At the same time, the government created the education exception.
Strangely, the result is that there are many education exceptions for educational institutions and a global exception for education. As a lawyer, I can tell you that, in actual fact, public users have more rights owing to the exceptions, and the education exception is invoked constantly by the users of works. The rights of educational institutions, however, are now more limited than the global exception. In actual fact, it is clear that the education exception is invoked constantly. I see it at the office every day. There are a lot of exceptions.