It's really hard to say.
In the United States, California enacted an ARR in the 1970s, which was just overturned by the courts. It all came about after an auction where a Robert Rauschenberg painting that was originally sold for something like $50,000, let's say, was sold for $500—I'm inventing numbers. Rauschenberg was irate, and they argued the case and got the ARR passed in California.
Just to give you an example, Robert Rauschenberg left an estate of $600 million U.S. That's lottery-winning odds. In other words, getting an ARR wouldn't help Robert Rauschenberg or his estate, because he was fabulously wealthy, but would the other artists have winning tickets?