They exist in Europe too. I'm a member of the Council of Europe, and I've been over there. They're much more popular over there--no offence.
But hey, I used to be a Rhino, so there you go. We all come from the fringe.
On that question, isolate it down for me in a short answer. That is to say, help us help the industry by it becoming distinctly Canadian: what do you think we should do as legislators? I know that the CRTC is hands-off to the Internet, but what can we do in relation to things such as subsidies, perhaps, or investments to help you out? You mentioned you're not paper and therefore can't get subsidies. I think it's an incredibly valid point.
This is a question for you, Ms. Côté. I've been lobbied in the past five years quite a bit by provincial education ministers about the accessibility of certain works for students, post-secondary. I'd like to get your thoughts on that as well. It's a big concern of many post-secondary institutions, and now the provincial governments have brought it to our attention.
I hope that's clear enough.