I wouldn't say they're using public funding directly against us, but obviously they're our competitors. They have access to the advertising dollars in our markets. They have two revenue streams: they have advertising and public funding. TQS has only one revenue stream.
TQS is really the poster child for fee-for-carriage, because we're not owned by a cable giant. We don't own specialty channels. Really, we're the only independent network in Canada.
So we are in direct competition with public broadcasters. They have two revenue streams and hence can be more aggressive with the advertising dollars and with the purchasing of programs, plus with the purchasing of American programming. That's what I refer to in our mémoire.