Basically, if you look at the 24-hour day, the CBC has a portion of the day being pretty much all of the prime-time period, sort of eight o'clock to midnight, where they run their sports, their news, their dramas, and that sort of thing; and then we would have a section of the day, say between four o'clock and seven o'clock, where we would run our local programming. That's the way it works.
In markets where the CBC runs its own station, it would schedule the full 24 hours. In our case, in our three stations, we would schedule, I think, roughly six hours a day, and they schedule the balance of the day. In the programming where we schedule the time, we sell the advertising; and in the schedule that they run, they sell the advertising. We're sharing air time.