Film qualifies as drama as well. That's right.
That's your first question.
With respect to your second question, we have developed an incentive program that we've recently tabled with the Canada Media Fund, which essentially has two components to it. The end goal of this incentive would be to re-engage broadcasters to help finance Canadian films. There are two components to our proposal.
The first component involves adjusting the minimum licence fee threshold to access the fund. The reason we've developed that particular component to the proposal is we found that the current licence fee threshold that is applied to feature films—and to be clear, feature films are eligible under the Canada Media Fund.... The reason the Canada Media Fund has supported very, very few films in the past is that the current licence fee threshold, which is a minimum to access the fund, is way too high compared to what currently is being paid in the marketplace. That's the first component.
The second component involves modifying the calculation methodology that is used by the Canada Media Fund in creating the envelopes. The notion behind that component was essentially to level the playing field between the audience success that a film could achieve and that which can be achieved by, let's say, TV drama. A TV series could have 12 episodes a year—that's 12 episodes that generate audience—but a feature film is a one-off deal. We are proposing a multiplier to level that playing field in the calculation methodology of the envelopes under the fund.
Sorry, that was a bit long-winded.