The history of copyright, if you look at it, is a long one. It started out as a very short time period, then it has crept up. Archivists certainly believe that the period of protection, as it stands now, should not be extended. People's work needs to be properly recompensed.
Archives are a place where that balance in the act between creator and user is an everyday occurrence. The people who deposit their materials into the archives are creators. The users come to use those materials. We walk that line of balance every day, and I do believe that the term of protection, as it stands now, as an international standard, is a fair one, life plus 50, and that is the international standard.