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Canadian Heritage committee That's all right.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee Again—
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee We are lacking enforcement mechanisms. Our current mechanism is related to licences, involving suspending licences, removing licences or imposing new conditions on licences. Licences are valuable because there has been a closed system. As the closed system is changing, new play
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee There's are various means, and the levy was one of the examples that was highlighted in the report. As we look forward, various players can contribute towards the production directly, as television broadcasters or specialty services currently do. Some global platforms can also di
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee The suggestion there is our legislation. What it comes from is that essentially the current legislation, whether it's the Broadcasting Act or Telecommunications Act, has been very much technology neutral. What we're essentially asking and suggesting as legislators look towards th
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee We're jumping into the telecom side—
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee —but I will just give a message that Canada, the CRTC and the Telecommunications Act have produced one of the most robust net neutrality regimes in the world, and our suggestion simply is, let's continue with that very robust approach.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee Well, there's net neutrality on the telecom networks, and essentially that has quite a long history of intervention.... It's actually meant to ensure that the telecom players do not intervene in that free flow of communication. I'd actually say that the interventions and our appr
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee I don't think the public notice you mention talks about regulating Canadian web content at the moment. I think it talks about measurements and definitions. From our previous consultations, we have also come to understand that programming produced by our traditional broadcasters
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee Those are the issues we are examining at the moment.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee Okay, we're back to that one. Essentially the same companies that are paying for it now would see a reduction in what they are paying and we would be asking the other Canadian distributors to contribute slightly more than what they are currently contributing.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee Consumers pay their bills and this is included in their bills.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee That's not what we put forward. From the regulatory side, we made statements that there was enough money in the system at this point in time, and the proposition here is to just spread the level across all of the players in the system, as opposed to just a handful of them.
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton
Canadian Heritage committee You're stepping out of some of my.... We're certainly in charge of broadcasting, but if I can give you a high, medium, low ranking, in cable distribution, compared with the U.S., we are lower. The products are different across various nations, but if you're looking at developed n
May 2nd, 2019Committee meeting
Scott Hutton