I'll just assure you, Mr. Scott, that the aspect of regional activity remains one of the requirements of the contribution agreement. One of the ways we try to encourage that to happen is it is a factor weighed in the BPE system.
If you look at the success of Canadian television in the past few years, a lot of the really strong programming has certainly come from many regions of Canada. Our philosophy is that nobody has the monopoly on a good idea, so until somebody tells us differently, the aspect of continuing to support regional will always be there.
As Paul said, nobody gets up in the morning, whether they're a broadcaster or a producer, and decides they're going to make a really bad TV program today that nobody will watch. Everybody works as hard as they can to reach the maximum audience, and that applies right across the board. If we look at the history of where the great success stories for TV have come from, whether it is Trailer Park Boys, Corner Gas, or Da Vinci's Inquest, those are in the regions of Canada. As long as it remains a requirement for us, we'll continue to speak to that and address it in the actual calculations of how to create those envelopes.