I understand, but that's not how the market works. The market reality is that TQS is competing in a competitive market. We are competing head to head with networks that have two sources of revenue. That allows them to be much more dynamic, more competitive, with fewer obligations.
We currently have very costly commitments. TQS was a perfect example of the industry's structural problems when it was placed under the protection of the Companies' Creditors Arrangements Act in December.
We want a review of the rules of the game and the funding rules in order to ensure that they are fair for all players. The public will be the one to benefit because programming will be of even higher quality. That is what we are saying.