That's excellent to hear, because it is important.
Lastly, and really quickly, Crown copyright in Canada is the distribution of public materials that are produced by the government. We haven't changed that since 1911. The law was actually enacted in 1909. The United States provides this information, as do the U.K. and every other commonwealth country. We are stuck and mired in a system that denies businesses, researchers and everyone the opportunity to have government- and taxpayer-generated information studies and data.
What is your position on Crown copyright? Can we work together to modernize it in Canada? I think 1911 is a bit too stale for us, and we're out of touch with our U.S. neighbours on this.