Yes, and certainly it will be something on the public record for us to discuss.
We have to be careful, though, as a tribunal, not to pronounce in advance where we may or may not go with that. I think there's a lot of concern about making sure that there is local news available to Canadians and that it is properly supported with journalistic resources. That is absolutely a question that we'll be asking.
Having said that, we don't dictate to private broadcasters exactly how to set up their schedule. We can tell them how to spend money on news—we have and we will—but we don't tell them that they have to program something at a particular hour, because that then would be government stepping into operating a private enterprise.