I just want to make a really brief comment about the Lincoln report. The fact was that it was a study on the state of the Canadian broadcasting system, and we were not in it. Our sector was not. And I think that this is one of the overarching points of why we're even here today. We came and approached this committee to ask for a similar review of the campus and community radio sector, and we were told that probably wouldn't happen, so we needed to come and speak here.
Likewise with the Lincoln report: with being excluded from that but there still being the need for more local and more community content, it's only natural that coming out of that report it would seem that it would fall to the CBC. And it's great that the CBC is looking at doing other things in that area, but what about the stations that are already doing it there? You're talking about increasing the local content for that station when you have at least two radio stations in the Kootenays, one that's just developing in Castlegar, I believe. I might be wrong about that. But they're already doing that, and all of the programming is local and they don't have somebody regional who is feeding information to somebody else. It's just all done by the people who are in the local community.
Had the Lincoln report included us more, I think those roles would have been a little bit more clearly defined.