Okay.
One other thing you talked about was that a lot of the time it's easier to trade around the world or with our American neighbours than interprovincially. That's been a great concern of mine for years and years, and I think it's something that has to be rectified.
The other thing is that you are not the first person to come before this committee or other committees seeking long-term, sustainable funding. Ever since I have been on this particular committee, I've heard it not only from the CBC, but from sports organizations, from museums, from most people. I think it should be on merit, and long-term, sustainable funding is the way to go, rather than giving you projects so that you have those peaks. And if you can work within certain criteria, that long-term, sustainable funding would be there.
So those are just a few things I've suggested. That's the way I feel. But I understand a lot of your answers and your presentation.
Again, thank you very much for attending this. I'm glad this committee is finally recognizing you and having you before it. I know that for years the museums never got in front of a committee. So I am pleased that you were here today. We've all listened to your concerns.
Have a safe trip home.
We're going to adjourn for about five minutes, and then we'll go back to business again.