Thank you.
The question is for Mr. Hilchie.
I think you would find a lot of sympathy for using technological protection measures to protect the game itself, in particular, if you're moving to an online environment.
If the game has to be played on a particular kind of box, how far should the technological protection extend? I know you have the Federal Court decision in your favour, but should a TPM prevent you from using a box to play any kind of game? You have a physical box that perhaps might be better dealt with under the realm of patent. That's extension two. Then, extension three, should a technological protection measure be used—that same kind of protection—to prevent a farmer from amending the copyright-protected material that happens to be on his tractor, and to not be able to use it and get along with it?
At what point should we be drawing lines?