I understand, but when you tell your team that you're going to cut 250 jobs, I don't think it shows a lot of stability or makes them likely to co-operate. It's rather worrisome; it's the other way around.
I'm going to talk to you about the difference between the CBC and Radio-Canada in terms of general interest television. I know that the activities are very diversified, but let's talk about television, particularly the difference in market shares. As you know, the CBC's market share and Radio-Canada's market share are light years apart, despite greater funding for the CBC. It's 23% for Radio-Canada and 4.4% for the CBC. I see that as an important sign to consider.
Of the 10 most watched programs in Canada last fall, how many do you think came from francophone television stations?