It really depends on what we're consulting on, to be honest. If it affects francophone interests and the interests of the Province of Quebec, we have a long record—I was looking at it before we came—of cases where they've intervened with us. It depends from year to year, and it depends on the subject.
I will say that certainly they've taken a great interest in how Bill C-11 will affect francophones and francophone production, not only in Quebec but across the country. We've seen them be more active, and we welcome that. We want to hear from all aspects of Canada, and we have a special interest in ensuring that French is supported.