I just want to be very clear that in the context of this, which speaks to the Government of Quebec, the cultural distinctiveness of Quebec and the francophone market, you've said pretty clearly that extensive consultations already occur. There are no instances in which the Province of Quebec or any other province has not had the opportunity to be heard at whatever length they saw fit, and you go to great pains to make sure that those voices are heard and that their opinions are considered.
If I were to put it this way, is there more that you could do, or do you feel that everything is being done that could possibly be done? It seems to me that it is. I don't want to lead you to a certain answer, but it seems to me that if everybody's saying, we have the chance to talk to the CRTC at length, at whatever time and place works for us, on the issues that are of concern, particularly to the francophone community and to Quebec, and nobody's saying, listen, the CRTC is shutting the door on us, I'm just curious if there is even anything more you could possibly do?