Thank you.
Like my colleague, who represents a different party, I see this as a very serious problem. I would simply like to add that it's important to realize that if our welfare and health status is what it is, that is largely due to the fact that copyright has been respected since the French Revolution. That was then maintained in the 19th century.
Clearly, when copyright is not respected in the entertainment business, a lot of profit is lost, as well as exceptional artists that cannot be paid. And then there are the technological advances that we benefit from nowadays. If we have access to them, in my opinion, it's because our societies respect copyright. Of course, neighbouring societies are always very much tempted to steal our copyright. That is what happened with China, but it is my feeling that as this country gradually becomes more of a global economic player, it will suffer the same treatment. Perhaps then it will opt for economic respect.
But let's talk about penalties. There is no doubt that they are necessary and must act as a disincentive. In my opinion, we need something more than just a prison sentence. Between prison and what we have now, it seems to me we have some way to go.
In cases where we actually arrest someone for an IPR-related offence and that person comes before the courts, what penalties are currently provided for? Can someone answer that question?