First of all, we were asked the question: what would prevent us from reducing service in local markets? We said there were a number of things. A fee for carriage is one of them. We think part II fees, which I believe the chairman of the CRTC addressed.... We think a better, fairer distant signal regime that would force the cable companies to pay for reigning three or four of our signals into a market that we can't monetize.... It could be a relaxation or a review of the type of advertising allowed on television--for instance, pharmaceutical advertising. We're saying that if we don't get some sort of relief, if there's no structural relief, then local service will be cut.
