Of course not.
That does make me think, though, because I've seen some comments. You're talking about GAFAM. You said that we have to go where the customers are. At the end of the day, the consumer is always right, insofar as they get their information from wherever they want. Bill C‑11 and Bill C‑18 clearly didn't produce what you expected or what you had promised.
I'm going to make a little joke. I know you're a very humorous person. You promised to give CBC/Radio-Canada $150 million. Those funds have been delivered. The president and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada was here two weeks ago, and she admitted that she had received the $150 million in question. However, in 2026‑27, or rather in 2027‑28, you plan to cut $200 million from the CBC/Radio-Canada budget. Can the Conservative Party of Canada steal this idea from you of giving funds with one hand during an election year and, with the other hand, taking back the same amount, or even more, a year or two later? I find that to be an interesting approach. Honestly, it gives the impression that you wanted to support CBC/Radio-Canada by giving it $150 million during the election period, but then, a year and a half or two years later, you're taking $200 million away from it. I don't understand the logic there. I'm trying to figure it out.