I think looking at the copyright term extensions is a good example. We're hearing a lot of arguments here and we're discussing a lot of ways that creators need to be compensated. Extending copyright terms from 50 to 70 years after the life of an artist does not compensate that artist.
We're talking about creators who are looking to be paid now, and that has a lot of challenges; but extending it from 50 to 70 years after their death harms the public. That harms people who are no longer able to access that information in the public domain for another 20 years. We will have a 20-year period in Canada where no new content enters the public domain once this deal is adopted, without any real justification for how that's going to help people in Canada.
Kelsey, did you want to add something?