I will split by time with Mr. Waugh.
Thank you, Mr. Minister, for being here. We appreciate you and we always appreciate your staff. We met with them earlier, and they're fantastic.
I'm going to get very specific. It's to do with the new legislation. You talk about the Broadcasting Act engagement sessions with indigenous peoples on how to best support indigenous storytelling.
After the last meeting we had and I brought this up, you said the NAC had a piece that had been added, so I met with the staff there. They were two great people but they had no money, and this was before COVID-19. In my area is one of the most phenomenal stories that has been written and performed by indigenous and other students from high school. It's regionally recognized as a great, well-written performance. It really is a great piece.
When you talk about storytelling, that's an example of storytelling. Last time you told me that the NAC and the staff had no money. It's a play that needs to be performed in other places in the country. You now have this under your new piece called “engage with indigenous people” to support indigenous storytelling. How are you going to do that?