There are two different things here. First off, we can't actually judge—to use your word, sir—the axing of the CBC Radio Orchestra. What we can do, though, is show Canadians and make them hear what the priorities and the investment of the dollars that used to go to fund this orchestra will do to classical music in this country, by exposing Canadians to other symphony orchestras in the country. That's what we will do.
If I can come back to a few things I said a few minutes ago, what's important to us is to make Radio 2 an incredible showcase of Canadian talent in different genres of music.
I can't emphasize enough the fact that classical music is not going away. On Radio 2, it's still going to be the most important and the most played music on that network, but it will share the airwaves with other genres of music so that we can better reflect and open it up to Canadians across the country in different genres of music. So I think that's really important.