Okay, because you do know that a camel was a racehorse that was made by a committee.
I'm looking at this model of compensation for value, and I think the question we still have is how it is going to ensure protection for consumers and how it is going to ensure protection for local markets.
Cartt.ca had an article on May 21, where the cable giants in the U.S. are now saying they're being forced to pay up increases of 271% to 300% and they're going to put that onto the cable bills. If you negotiate a value for compensation that's fair, that gives another revenue stream, will you have the tools in your tool box to ensure that the cable viewers aren't unfairly gouged at the end of the day, and that once these prices or agreements are in place either side can't arbitrarily change them? What tools do you have to ensure that there will be peace in our time on the television front?