Yes, let me add to that, if I may.
If we're talking about very simple modifications that could be done to the law, one is to cancel the limit date for exhibition rights of June 8, 1988, to open up the exhibition rights. It's very simple; it's just to strike out that date limit in paragraph 3(1)(g) of the Copyright Act. That's very simple and straightforward.
The other thing that could be done is to better define the fair dealing provision. It's very simple and straightforward to have those criteria included in the law and to have a mechanism that an obligatory licence should be obtained. When there is education, it's the education exception that is involved. That will give access to the works, but the obligatory licence could be obtained. That is very simple and straightforward legislation, like what is in place in Australia, for example.