We receive, as everybody in this room is well aware, about $1 billion from government. We think that the best way to ensure that with Radio 2 we serve all Canadians who basically contribute to these services is to offer to our listeners more than simply one genre of music. That is the point of the changes we're trying to do to Radio 2.
We're not trying to make classical music disappear. We have too much respect for that. In September you will see the new schedule, the new shows, the new host.
Mr. Siksay, you're absolutely right, and I think Mr. Fast referred to it also: when you listen to Radio 2, it's an experience; people take you by the hand and make you understand what you're listening to. We hope to multiply this by three, four, five, and six, and to open up this airwave to more Canadians so that they can enjoy more genres of music. That is what we're trying to do with Radio 2.