Thank you very much to all of you for being here.
In something that will seem uncharacteristic for me on this committee, I would like to pick up where Ms. Thomas left off, if I could, and start with you, Mrs. Henley.
I'm really interested in your thinking around the idea that there should be no government support for journalism and news. I find it interesting that you would say that, because a lot of organizations, including True North media, Postmedia and the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, which are no fans of government, have very actively taken advantage of public funds.
I'm curious. When you talk about the diversity of viewpoints and the different perspectives, how does that reconcile with the fact that very vociferous critics of the government have certainly not become wards of the state? It's quite the opposite, and in fact they use that government funding to say things and do things that would be diametrically opposed to what a ward of government might want.
I'm wondering if you could share your thoughts on that.