I'll go back to Ms. Sokoloski.
You're well aware that the Supreme Court of Canada had pronounced on fair dealing with a 9-0 decision in 2004. This made it immediately clear to the whole educational sector that it was quite likely that the collective societies—Access Copyright and Copibec—were actually charging for a portion of work that they didn't have a right to charge for because it fell within the right of fair dealing. That was settled in 2012 before the act came into place, in which using research and private study under fair dealing.... The Supreme Court of Canada held virtually all of the copying—and Access Copyright also agreed in much of the settled part of the claim moving up to the Supreme Court of Canada—that was happening in the K-to-12 sector was, in fact, fair dealing.
Even if we were to eliminate the word “education” from the fair dealing act, what should we do with the Supreme Court decision?