Our interpretation of the bill is that we weren't asked to regulate the entire Internet as it stands. In fact, the bill was very careful to say in the policy direction that we should not be regulating the programming of social media creators. I would step back and say we weren't given the task of making sure the Internet as a whole will be better. We were asked to look at where there is broadcasting, including by streamers, and to make sure there are Canadian choices available, or support for the Canadian system on that, and it's a work in progress. We have our base contribution decision, which we think will help with local news, with French content, with indigenous content, with content for racialized Canadians. That is an important start.
In terms of the other things we want to achieve, it is still a work in progress, but we're very pleased that we've had robust public consultations and are now at the point where, shortly, we'll be able to come out with concrete decisions that will allow us to return and answer your question more fulsomely.