Thank you, Mr. Champagne.
Mr. Menzies, you formerly argued that the challenges facing journalism are often misdiagnosed, that the issue is not simply revenue loss but changing audience behaviour and relevance. You've also argued that the media may overestimate the degree to which the public is engaged with its internal challenges, and you have been consistently skeptical of government intervention as a solution to the sector's challenges. What, in your view, if any, is the appropriate role of the government in ensuring the survival of local and public interest journalism?