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amp;gt;amp;gt; From the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. amp;gt;amp;gt; Regan Smith: Okay, I think weamp;#39;re waiting for one participant whoamp;#39;s a couple minutes away, but weamp;#39;ll go ahead and start and he can join when he gets here. Welcome to the roundtable discussion for the Copyrights Office study on Section 1201 of the DMCA. Thank you for being here. My name is Regan Smith, Iamp;#39;m Associate General Counsel of the Copyright Office. As you know, the Office is conducting this study in ance with a request from the House Judiciary Committeeamp;#39;s ranking member in response to the Register of Copyrightsamp;#39; Testimony in a 2015 Copyright Review Hearing regarding the impact and the efficacy of Section 1201 and the triennial rulemaking process. If youamp;#39;re hear, youamp;#39;re probably familiar with 1201, but just, I wanted to provide a little bit of background into the statute and how it was enacted. 1201 is part of the DMCA enacted in 1998.