Thank you, Mr. Chair.
You are correct, Mr. Demers. Today, providers of broadband Internet like Videotron are beginning to find that Netflix is a drain on their network. In prime time, at 7:15, we are talking about a 32% use of the bandwidth. That is a lot. As you said, our big players are weakened or are facing new challenges.
Ms. Auer or Mr. MacKay, what is your reaction to Mr. Winseck's analysis? Has there been too much freedom in the appropriation of funds? What do you think of the way our system has been managed? I would like to hear your reaction because our country's market is characterized by one thing. As compared to what happens in France, Brazil, the United States or elsewhere, here we must protect cultural diversity. A telecommunications or communications enterprise in Canada does not function like a business that sells lawnmowers.
Could you name a country as an example in this regard? Mr. Winseck's analysis is based on a business point of view and is certainly focused on the needs of Canadians to obtain information and the kind they want, whether that be tabloid news or more serious information.
Ms. Auer, what do you think?