Our approach to that is multi-faceted. It includes everything from what we've already mentioned about complaints and not making decisions about individual programs that are put on air, or who is employed by the companies as they are broadcasting on that front, to ensuring that we license as many different parties as possible and that there is a diversity of voices through the licence system we have had in place for many years. We are moving forward through new proceedings, going into the future, to make it easier and make sure that all voices are represented by the system. That's quite key for the CRTC on that front.
We've talked about funding and supporting local news, whether it be on the radio, on the television or in other forms of broadcasting going forward. A concern is how we implement that funding to ensure that we remain at arm's length. It is quite key and quite important to us. Every time we have set up something of that nature, it has been through independent parties. The means by which those funds are distributed are also done in a manner that avoids questions about decisions of what is on air and what views are put forward on air.