Industry committee  On the net neutrality position, I think Minister Bains said it well. It is only dealing with legal content. It has nothing to do with illegal content. From our perspective, the position that we're taking in terms of seeking new tools to fight piracy has nothing to do with net neutrality.

Industry committee  These are to give you the relief in the act to seek injunctions from a court, so the court determines.

Industry committee  No, we're not talking about notice and take down. We're talking about—

Industry committee  We're talking about injunctions against intermediaries and those are obtained from a court. What we're seeking in the legislation is the same thing that they have throughout Europe. It is the French implementation I just read to you, which is the ability to get injunctions against third parties that are in a position to reduce piracy.

Industry committee  I'm not sure where you're getting that information, but that's not a position of our company. As I indicated in my statement and reinforced there, and as you heard from Erin, we're looking to address commercial-scale piracy by people who enable infringement in a way that hurts Canadian jobs, Canadian businesses, and the full scope of the creative process.

Industry committee  Yes. We have a little fact sheet we use about piracy and I'm happy to share that with the committee.

Industry committee  Do you mean the departments' research? Absolutely.

Industry committee  Again, also, not that we need to go into it here but it gives you the three most popular P2P, three most popular hosting, and three most popular linking sites that Canadians use.

Industry committee  Absolutely.

Industry committee  Maybe I'll knit together some of the comments from your friend as well. Our position is that really, we try to do three things. First is to give consumers the access they want, when they want, in the business model they want. You might want a subscription model, you might want to download, and so on.

Industry committee  Thank you. I'm Wendy Noss, with the Motion Picture Association-Canada. We are the voice of the major producers and distributors of movies, home entertainment, and television who are members of the MPAA. The studios we represent, including Disney, Paramount, Sony, Fox, Universal, and Warner Bros., are significant investors in the Canadian economy, supporting creators, talent and technical artists, and businesses large and small across the country.