I would just say that it's the role of the CEO to represent CBC/Radio-Canada. We had 185 employees there, many of them in a back office in Roissy, which is near the airport. I spent time with them—they never even go downtown—doing the technical, incredibly advanced work that we do to produce the games—a lot of which is done remotely, by the way—and also to meet with the Canadian Olympic Committee and all of the associated IOC executives.
Let us be clear. We have negotiated the broadcast rights and digital rights to the Olympics through Brisbane 2032, and that gives us a 10-year runway to support amateur sports and athletes in this country, an invaluable treasure, I believe, to this country.