Well, you know, many countries, as I've said, have got rid of the unevenness on VAT or sales tax. Many countries have opened up and made it easier for philanthropic organizations to invest. There's no such thing as a kind of section 19 in any country in the world. There are some funds that have been created. Section 19 is uniquely Canadian for the unique situation of a smaller country on top of a huge exporting country. Section 19 is unique out there.
There are countries that have set up funds of one sort or another. France negotiated a fund with Google at one point. Google has its European initiative fund, which will be coming to an end. Google tells me that it came under political pressure at a particular moment in time. They told us in the course of our work that they don't have the intention of renewing that fund.
There are a few kinds of different ideas out there. There's nothing that I think grabbed us. I think countries are struggling with it. The Scandinavian countries used to subsidize the second newspaper in every city, but they found that there is no longer a second newspaper in every city to subsidize, so that's not a sustainable policy.
I think there's some opportunity here to show some leadership.