We've sought leave from the Supreme Court to appeal on the issue of whether or not Internet service providers, when they're providing broadcasting to their customers, are engaging in broadcasting as defined under the Broadcasting Act. If the court finds that this is the case, then that triggers the obligations they have under the Broadcasting Act to make their own contribution to the creation of Canadian content. That's the nut of the legal issue in front of the Supreme Court, if they decide to grant leave.
It would also provide, through the auspices of the Broadcasting Act, the jurisdiction for the commission to make its own determinations at a later date on whether or not some kind of a levy on ISPs would be appropriate to help fund the creation of Canadian content.