Okay, thank you.
I want to pick on a comment made by Mr. Herd around accessibility. I think that is really important. There's the Harbourfront dance program in Toronto, which I think is more accessible for people.
There's a program in film that runs across the country. I'm very familiar with it: Reel Canada. It partners with schools across the country to promote Canadian film. It tries to engage young people in the amazing Canadian films that we have, which you don't always see at the Cineplex because we have such a rich diversity of film.
Is there something we can do in a similar vein with dance? Mr. Quijada said, and I agree, that more and more people are being drawn to dance. It is in the mainstream media. I don't always know that it's engaging people with Canadian dance companies. Is there a way that we can partner with schools or in community centres that would step it up to another level of interest in our Canadian dance companies?
I will throw that out to anyone who would like to answer.