In my opinion, the question is not whether they will get it, but how they will get it.
As you know, this tax credit falls under the Department of Finance, particularly with respect to its implementation. It could amount to nearly $6 billion. That's no small amount.
I would humbly say that the people I've spoken to recently are very pleased, but they're showing the same caution. They want to see the implementation of this tax credit, which, as you pointed out, will be granted to more organizations than just those in print media. However, many questions can be asked. In particular, and I'll be frank with you, it is not as easy to define who is a journalist—compared to print media—in what we see online, in media rooms, on television or radio stations, and so on. Should the credit be granted to anyone assigned to the newsroom? Should it be granted to the journalists themselves? Should caps be imposed on the largest broadcasters, even if it means favouring the smaller ones?