Of course, the BBC is often used as a model. Its funding system was based on a licence fee on television and radio sets. With the advancement of technology, that had to be changed, of course. It has a very extensive network. It has also set up production studios recently. We studied that model, as well as that of the Australians, the Scandinavians and the French. Each has methods we could borrow.
I'd like to follow up on what Ms. Yale said. The level of funding per capita in Canada is far below that of comparable OECD countries. In fact, there's a table in the report with those numbers. Certainly, given the resources available to CBC/Radio-Canada, it cannot do as much as other countries.