I would just add that one of the concerns Mr. Shaw continued to raise in his campaign was that a lot of money is spent on programs at the CTF and there are simply no audiences for them. We demonstrated quite well, I think, in our presentation to the CRTC that in fact numerous programs made by the CTF reach very high audience numbers, well over a million, in both language markets. And again, it depends on the broadcaster; the specialty market has a very different reach from the conventionals.
In answer to your question, Mr. Abbott, we at the fund already have started to focus on ways in which we can put more emphasis on audience reach and audience growth and less on historic access--very close to what the CRTC has recommended, in fact, in terms of the factor weight criteria they've used for the private funds.
So I think one of the answers would certainly be...and Paul answered it on the board representation. There has always been the opportunity for the BDUs to be represented on the board. In fact, at our AGM in Banff, we added an additional seat so that direct-to-home representatives can actually contribute now on the board itself, as well as continuing to focus.... It's a mandate in the contribution agreement, in fact, that one of our major jobs is to increase audiences for the programming that's done through the CTF; we are looking at ways all the time. We have a working group over the summer that will be doing a lot of calculations to determine what the factor weight should be to ensure that this happens.
So that would be part of the answer back, for sure.