It is very difficult for me to comment on results that are different from these. But I can say that, in my opinion, the entire process, including the results, has been well thought out. A lot of thought has gone into the document. Of the 11 recommendations, there are perhaps two or three that we have questions about, and even there, they are about small details. That is where the devil is always hiding.
I feel that it is very difficult for objective people, looking in from the outside, to foresee every hitch that could occur as things play out after structural changes, big or small, have been put into place.
A number of views that have been expressed date from years back. Finally, the CRTC has made the decision that we have before us, and it is not my role to criticize it. Our role is to look at the potential difficulties and to try to advise the Minister of Canadian Heritage when it comes to the final decision.