The danger is that we do not know the way the public-sector fund would work. It could be anything. They could say that 37% no longer makes sense and, from now on, they will give a fixed percentage to the public sector. They could say that envelopes will change annually as the result of some performance criterion about which we have no idea at the moment. Splitting the fund in two, especially with two separate boards, opens the door to a completely new and different approach that could change CBC/Radio-Canada's status.
The Department of Canadian Heritage could decide to split the fund on condition that CBC/Radio-Canada should never receive less than that percentage. Anything is possible. It would become very complicated if money from the private-sector stream could never move to the public-sector stream. If CBC/Radio-Canada were guaranteed a certain percentage, it would, at some stage, come at the expense of the educational networks, who are in the same envelope. It has to come from somewhere.