Just to follow up on that, it's slightly out of my portfolio, as it were, but there was an interesting suggestion that you may have heard before. It was made by a local actor here. It was that one thing that would really work is having something like a half-hour slot in time for each province, or territory in the case of CBC North, an amount of time available for new programming that's locally developed, locally produced, and locally done. And again, following up on what Amy was saying, it's a way of being a testing ground to see what's going to work nationally.
From the documentary perspective, it doesn't really work the same way. It might look like maybe that same amount of money could be given to simply develop an idea and go out and do some test shooting, find your subjects, and not restrict ourselves in that case to regional stories. It would have to be open to international stories, as long as it's a regional filmmaker making the story.