Thank you, Mr. von Finckenstein.
The answer that the chairman gave you is a pan-Canadian answer. Indeed, as he pointed out, there are market size disparities among the major networks, whether it be CTV, Canwest, A-Channel, e-Channel or Citytv. In the case of the francophone market, we have one station that is a bit different because there is relative parity among the regional stations, except in Quebec City. In Quebec City, there are much stiffer production obligations than in the markets of Trois-Rivières, Sherbrooke and Saguenay. That's based on the market size and dynamic of Quebec City. It's hard for me to comment on the specific nature of the TVA group application, since the hearing will not be held until the end of April and we haven't yet heard the evidence TVA will want to submit. So this is an important issue for TVA's appearance and an important issue for the decision the CRTC will be called upon to make.
In the case of TQS, the CRTC found itself in a situation in which a business was in bankruptcy, and we ultimately agreed to a compromise for a short period of time. That's not the case of TVA, which is not a bankrupt business. At least—