Yes. I think the short answer is that prior to 2004-05 we had a situation where the general policy guidelines of the fund had to be agreed upon by both our board and the Telefilm Canada board, and this two-board structure created a great deal of confusion. The direction at the time was to transfer to the fund all responsibility for policy-making at the program level in television, so there's now only one board. Our staff was considerably reduced, and we now focus on research—the policy-making at the level we work at and guideline preparation and so on. We have entered into a services agreement with Telefilm, and Telefilm does the file application processing and all of the paperwork and so on.
The money is ours. The cheques are ours. But the paper processing is provided to us by Telefilm.
And by the way, to my personal surprise, the negotiations with Telefilm went extremely well, and the operating relationship that occurs on a day-to-day basis functions quite well, from our perspective.
The other thing is that we beefed up the role of the independent committee considerably in that process. We've refined the processes for selecting independent directors, and we've expanded the role of the independent directors and introduced this double-majority concept that we spoke of earlier.