Absolutely. Again, Mr. Chairman, there was all sorts of stuff in a couple of minutes of questioning. Let me try to take them one after the other.
Depth and analysis of your experience in Radio 2 in classical music--that's what we're trying to replicate in other genres of music. That's what we would like to make sure all Canadians get, not only classical music, but other genres. That being said, you know that from 10 to 3 every day you will get classical music, as you are getting now--weekends, afternoons, Saturday afternoon at the opera for years and years, and there is another classical show on Sunday afternoon. So you know where to find classical music. I would be very disappointed should you choose to no longer listen to CBC Radio 2 because at that particular time there is no classical music. I would like to think all Canadians would open up and see and hear how great this showcase about Canadian music will be. That's the music part.
Let's talk about Claude Dubois for two seconds. Yes, I could come back and give you all the reasoning behind the programming decisions that came from taking three hours and 24 minutes, or whatever the show was, and summarizing it into 44 minutes. I can tell you the programming decision that Sylvain Lafrance at Radio-Canada took when he chose not to take this out. The bottom line is, at the end of the day, when you look at that particular show, Richard wrote to the world and said, you know what, we could have done a better job at reflecting--