Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Miao. Congratulations for your leadership and for the confidence you have shown in defending certain technical aspects of your bill. It's always agreeable to see members care so much about their bill.
Section 41.21 of the Copyright Act enables the Governor-in-Council to make regulations to amend certain anti-circumvention aspects of the act, by providing for other exceptions to the anti-circumvention rules.
When you want to allow someone to circumvent a technological protection measure, or TPM, to diagnose, maintain or repair a product, how would including that in an act be a better way of accomplishing it than simply making regulations? Why legislate? Why do you think the government didn't adopt such regulations?