Industry committee  Those fees of $13.50 are considered to be a solution that is, frankly, so inexpensive for students. The amount itself is definitely pretty reasonable. On the one hand, people are saying that the amount should be increased, and on the other hand, they are saying that it is current

Industry committee  I don't want to call myself an expert on the whole issue of copyright. Mr. Prieur alluded to this earlier: you must examine a number of aspects and types of regulations before you establish guidelines. It is clear from the discussion we are having today that we have a dilemma.

Industry committee  There are pilot projects, one of which is currently under way in British Columbia. Unfortunately, I cannot really tell you about it because it is not taking place in the province we represent. We have heard that Ontario was starting to implement such a project. That is something

Industry committee  The elements highlighted by Mr. Prieur echo the considerations covered in our analysis. Tomorrow's youth also has projects. What you suggested in terms of innovation is consistent with what I was suggesting in my opening remarks regarding open education resources. As we saw earl

Industry committee  Can you repeat the end of the question?

Industry committee  Since the fair dealing provision for the purpose of education was introduced, we've seen the quality and quantity of the sources available to students on campuses go up. That means greater access to knowledge and expertise, which is very much in line with the trend in 2018 toward

Industry committee  I'd like to pick up on that point. All sorts of things are being said, and I think the gentleman raises a very good point. Where is the money going? Frankly, the Quebec Student Union finds it a bit odd that the decline in book sales is being used as an argument. Although we rea

Industry committee  Good afternoon, Mr. Chair and members of the committee. Thank you for having me today and for giving our union the opportunity to share the views of Quebec students on a very important issue, further to your review of the Copyright Act. My name is Guillaume Lecorps, and I am th