We often talk about user rights, which is, I think, the reference you're making, and the Supreme Court of Canada has often talked about creator rights on the one hand and user rights on the other. We've done a pretty good job through the courts and then through the legislation itself in terms of trying to articulate that kind of balance. You read about court cases that sometimes go in one direction and sometimes in another.
We have a sense of how you try to strike that balance a little through the courts. I'm not sure that's the sort of thing you'd want to see in NAFTA, except to the extent to which you want to make it clear that striking a balance is a core part of what it means to have an intellectual property chapter. It's why there was discussion of having that included within the trans-Pacific partnership. It's the sort of thing we need within NAFTA to ensure that all countries, including Mexico of course, recognize that part of creating a modern, flexible, innovative IP system is respecting both creator rights and user rights. In other words, it's trying to ensure there's an appropriate balance.