If you don't mind, I'm going to try to answer that first. I apologize if I don't go all the way, but Mr. Blais will backfill on this one.
The $13 million is across government, similar treatment of the fact that the government is not going to be providing for salary increases that have already been negotiated across the board, including the CBC. So every single government department will have to find that money from reallocating internally.
In the case of a $1.1 billion operation, the CBC, they'll have to find $13 million internally to be able to do so. It will makes its own decisions about how it reallocates internally to be able to meet that particular financial pressure. It can do so through a series of things, particularly since it earns revenue, it gets appropriations, it has different funding programs that apply to it. It makes its own decisions about how it does so.
For example, in the case of Canadian Heritage, we went to our operational budget, our program budget, to look for savings in that respect. CBC will make its own decisions in that regard.