The entertainment industry's global effort to force ISPs to boot heavy P2P users from their networks isn't going very well. In France, the idea was shot down by France's Constitutional Council who didn't find the punishment of no Internet connectivity fit the crime. Now in Spain, efforts to impose three strikes rules have been scrapped by the government, and the Coalition of Creators and Content Industries, representing content companies, states they have no interest in banning "our current and future clientele" from the Internet. The group does however still believe that reduced speed for repeat offenders is a good idea.