Thank you for that. I was going to go in a different direction, but now I'm going to go in a different direction based on some of the comments you just made about Canadian content and about what it is and what it isn't.
A concern that has been brought to me privately by a number of stakeholder groups is that no one, yet, has seen the policy directive from the minister that will go to the CRTC. It's not clear what will be considered Canadian or not Canadian under the new CanCon rules, which would of course feed into the concept of discoverability and how the CRTC will implement discoverability.
I guess my questions for you are these: What clarity would you like to see? What clarity do you think Canadians would like to see in terms of, one, what would be considered and what would not be considered CanCon, and two, how that would feed into a discoverability system, both on what we consider to be the streaming platforms, such as Netflix, Disney+, Crave and Amazon, but also on the other sites, the YouTubes of the world and the TikToks of the world, which do have some commercial content but also have primarily user-generated content? How would you foresee this? What clarity would you like to see in terms of directives from the government?