The organizations you're talking about, which have only one journalist, should absolutely be eligible, yes. Many of our small Indigenous publications are in that situation.
What we're trying to create here is an environment in which Indigenous news organizations are specifically recognized—it's really not the case right now. If you look at the content of the bill, you will notice that we're often placed in the background, lower in the hierarchy, in our opinion, just like some ethnic minority publications. We feel that's unfair.
When we talk about local news and media, that should include newspapers from various ethnic communities and Indigenous newspapers, so that we have the same bargaining power in arbitration and negotiation sessions with businesses like Meta and Google.
That's why we specifically emphasized that the needs of Indigenous communities and Indigenous journalists must be clearly defined.