Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you, everybody, for taking the time to be here today.
I do want to go back to you, Mr. Lewis. You made some interesting comments earlier about the FairPlay proposal, which has attracted a great deal of concern from those who want to preserve net neutrality. You did mention that you support net neutrality, which is good to hear. However, I do want to get to the bottom of some of your comments.
Currently, as you indicated, the FairPlay proposal is asking that a board of industry players be created, who would ask the CRTC to demand that ISPs block websites they deem to be perpetuating piracy. The chief concern with this proposal is that there would be no court involvement before the site would be taken down. In response to this concern, you said—and other FairPlay representatives have said—that complainants could appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal after the site has been pulled.
Why not address these genuine concerns head-on and change the proposal to bring in court oversight before the offending sites are taken down?