Thank you, Madam Chair.
I was talking earlier, ironically, about the attitude that platforms in general have toward their responsibilities, or at least what we think their responsibilities should be to the cultural sector and the broadcasting sector in Canada.
This week, Spotify made probably the best joke, saying that it does a lot for artists, when we know that's completely false. In the meantime, you're holding hearings with broadcasters, who are asking you to lighten their regulatory burden and review French-language music quotas, perhaps even review the formula.
Of course, representatives of the artistic community—people in the music sector, songwriters and so on—are also insisting on being protected. You are facing quite a challenge with all those sectors that you have to protect. Broadcasters are also very important for the promotion of culture and for the artists who create that culture.
How do you see this kind of huge paradigm shift in the broadcasting sector with new players, as well as with artists, especially francophone artists, who are afraid of disappearing in the current context? How are you going to address that?