I see.
My last question goes back again to your presentation this morning and your comments with respect to the channels dedicated specifically to expression of nationwide diversity, new cultures, and opinions of regions. The diversity of new cultures is of particular interest to me.
I visited Australia some time ago, and there they have an actual public broadcast corporation that is multicultural. It is separate from their equivalent of the CBC. They essentially have two public broadcasting corporations--one multilingual with subtitles, the other for the general public. I'm not suggesting we go there, but I am asking what kind of evaluation has already been done at CBC with respect to bringing in some more diversity. I don't mean just the person reading the news, but in terms of programming and cultures.
When travelling Canada as a member of Parliament, I have been exposed to the Acadian culture in our country, and to Newfoundland, and to these kinds of things, because I have gone there. Canadians are missing out on such fabulous cultural experiences. That's the regional. The other is the diversity, in terms of actual new cultures.