Ma'am, again, as I indicated earlier, and others have said, too, from Facebook, the challenge with the Australian model is that it didn't reflect the realities of how the Internet works.
Once again, requiring Facebook to pay for links shared onto Facebook, where we don't have a say in that and we aren't able to control the volume, means we don't control the price. It fundamentally breaks the premise of how a free and open Internet works. That's the challenge.
Now, that doesn't mean we don't care about the future of news. That doesn't mean we don't want to invest in news. We have made a commitment of $8 million. I have also indicated, certainly to the media earlier, that we are going to look, in 2021, to commercial deals with publishers in a way that makes sense.
Perhaps I'll turn it over to my colleague, Marc, who can elaborate a bit—