Quebec is a worldwide success story in terms of its content. Six million people--they're at Cannes; they're all over the world. In Las Vegas, there's Cirque du Soleil and there's Céline Dion. They're a huge success, and I think we want that expertise. But we also want to exchange with Quebec, so I don't think separating us would contribute to that.
In my experience, when people start to know the regions—and lately it has been happening more because there's a leadership that is committed to integrating the regions—when that happens, there's room for cooperation, and I think it will support our industry in the regions to be working in cooperation. My concern is that if there's not a clear direction from the government about the regions, that they are non-negotiable in the process of what's happening, if that doesn't happen, then we become negotiable.