Let me quickly add two points to the answer.
The first concern is that we are not specifically named in the bill. As Mr. Théberge said, some very good collaborative work was done precisely in order to reach a consensus on this issue. Clearly, it must be solved because there is specific concern about it.
From what we hear on the ground in the francophone arts and culture sector in Canada, there is a recognition of what this legislation means for cultural sovereignty and for access to culture in French all across the country. What you are preparing to do in modernizing the act is crucial for the long-term survival of the French language and of all our artistic and cultural ecosystems.