The Quebec government is quite concerned and has struck another committee on the future of the audiovisual sector for that purpose. It's quite concerned about potential denaturalization, a potential lack of room for francophone production and the addition to our ecosystem of players such as Netflix and Disney. Those companies will obviously have product preferences and will want to maintain products with universal content. I'm thinking, in particular, of anglophone productions whose social approach is more consistent with what's being done in the United States.
Quebec society has particular characteristics. We like a number of things. We want certain values to be reflected in audiovisual productions. I doubt that major producers like Netflix view matters in the same way, and I imagine the Quebec government also has doubts in that regard. So its position is based on certain values.