If you want a comment on that, Mr. Angus, yes, in Quebec right now there is a situation where what we do with Radio-Canada is...and TVA, and V, and a couple of other smaller players, is we to try to interest as many French-speaking Canadians as possible; they're not only in Quebec.
The environment in which we live is the one that is dictated by the framework, and the framework right now is that Mr. Péladeau and Quebecor have a vertically integrated company. They can use their Sun papers and create all sorts of stories that smear the public broadcaster, and we do what we need to do to make sure the information is corrected when it is used in ways that we feel is not fair.
Do we need a framework for that? I don't think that will change over time. It's back to diversity of voices. It's about making sure that our voice is heard, that we have access to the pipes, and that we are not put in a position where we play on an unlevel playing field. That's the message.