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The Conservatives held this big, broad public outreach campaign looking for community input. They got lots of really constructive feedback on finding a sensible
by RyanMcGreal 16y ago
The Conservatives held this big, broad public outreach campaign looking for community input. They got lots of really constructive feedback on finding a sensible balance between the rights of content creators and the rights of content purchasers. Apparently Industry Minister Tony Clement advocated internally (inside the Conservative Party) for a bill that respected the public outreach process, but Heritage Minister James Moore was pushing to reintroduce the original bill that had provoked such public outrage.
They couldn't come to an agreement, so the PMO put its foot down and went with the original bill.
- mrcharles 16y agoThus, what is it good for? The point was the Conservatives probably never did care about the public view. It was something they were legally obliged to do and that was it.