Yes, I wanted to discuss the distinction between the Copyright Act and Bill C-27. The Copyright Act governs rights holders, whereas Bill C-27 concerns the construction and management of generative AI models.
It's important to regulate that industry by means of obligations of collective interest, including compliance with copyright. I imagine that other statutes, such as those on aircraft construction and transport, provide that one must comply with standards in the collective interest. We view Bill C-27 in the same way. It has to be said very clearly that developers must introduce policies to train their models fairly and respectfully and make them available. There must also be policies respecting users to ensure they clearly understand that this isn't a free pass to violate third-party copyright.