On that question, I would point to the opportunity through the reform of the Copyright Board, which is under way almost as we speak and certainly will be this year, to examine statutory damages in some of the language. This has been pointed out both in the submission that our organization made and in the many other submissions by other organizations.
The effective goal, as we're saying, would be to harmonize the statutory damages criteria in the act, such that there are meaningful penalties for violation of copyright law. This exists for some sectors in more meaningful ways than in other sectors, and that imbalance is something that can and should be addressed, and can be addressed outside of legislation according to our understanding of the Copyright Board reform process that's right in front of us. Probably the most important thing we would encourage is to set the bar to have consistency for penalties involved in copyright violations.