I mention this because of the tradition of writing for hire that exists here in the United States. All the rights would be in a few hands and could be traded and sold with ease. There would be no problems with creators feelings or conditions. Rights would be just like anything else. But of course, rights to intellectual property are not like anything else.
Rights represent the creative mind at work, part of the inalienable rights of men and women.
This leads naturally to the issue of moral rights. I hope that does not mean the weakening of moral rights. If it does, it is not a position we can embrace. We said so to the Japanese, we say it here. Moral rights have been fought for for many years by creators in Europe.