Thank you.
There are two aspects. First, there are the previous decisions. For example, I spoke about the 65% minimum proportion of French‑language content on commercial radio. The goal is to preserve the French language. This percentage is much higher than the minimum proportion of English content.
Second, there are the recent decisions. We allocated a certain amount to production funds, divided between the production of English and French content. However, we required that 40% of the funds be earmarked for the production of French content. Digital companies will have some flexibility. If they don't invest in the production of Canadian content, in English or in French, they must contribute to the Canada Media Fund to ensure the production of French content. This 40% threshold matters. French content in North America is now facing more pressure. The CRTC has decided to allocate more resources to the production of French content.