As you said, it's a lot. When we step back, we try to simplify it. I use the test of whether or not I can go to my dinner table and explain to my family what this bill means.
What I say to them is that the ultimate objective of this bill is to make sure you have choices. You have choices of diverse Canadian content in the future on different platforms, and you have news. You have local news and you have national news. If we can achieve that and keep it sustainable in a global environment that is hyper competitive, that, I think, is the large-scale success we read into the bill that was handed to us.
A big part of that is also keeping the choices Canadians have. Canadians benefit from having an enormous access to content, both within Canada and across the world. Certainly, we don't see a role for us in trying to limit that, but we want to make sure there's an ecosystem that will give them Canadian choices as they go forward.