Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll continue with that as well, because this is one of the concerns that I have.
I recently had an experience in which a small business T-shirt maker was being sued by Duke University for the letter “D” variation they have on a T-shirt for the Detroit Tigers. It's a home business, and I'm sure he's making some money from this, but a variation of the letter “D” is now something he's in the court process defending. He feels that he's going to be successful, but Duke University, if anyone knows their alumni association as well, is set to be able to go to court at any time.
There is a case in which the “notice and notice” issue is emerging, and as well in a court case that will be going on, I guess, if Rogers has to decide whether they appeal.
Can you highlight for the committee and for the general public what's going on with that and what the minister could do to eliminate patent trolling in that aspect?