Welcome, everybody. In anticipation of tonight's hockey game, you each have 30 seconds to present to us.
That said, it looks as though we have only perhaps eight people, as we did yesterday. We had only a small group. If you need an extra minute, I'll let you go to three minutes, but then I will cut you off.
Does everybody want three minutes? Yes, I see heads nodding.
Thanks, everybody, for coming.
As a quick introduction, as you know, we are doing the five-year statutory review of copyright. It's going to take us about a year to do this study because there are hundreds of people who want to meet with us. The way we've structured this is by breaking it up into pieces so we can ask in-depth questions. The reason for the road trip is that the information we get from people when we visit cities is priceless for us, because we get to see people who otherwise wouldn't be in Ottawa to do that. That's the reason we're visiting five cities in five days.
Everything you're going to say to us tonight is recorded. All that information is going to be documented. In terms of time, you can tell us how great you are, but then you're eating up your own time. Get to the heart of the matter. Get to what really matters to you, because that's what we're looking for, the real core of the matter that applies to you.
I'll randomly select people to start.
I'll indicate when you have 15 seconds left.
Our first guest of the evening is Brianne Selman. Pick up a microphone and come on down.