There are a bunch of things. First, I'd be happy to comment on Mr. Drapeau's paper if we could get a copy of it. We were not fortunate enough to be copied on it, so I have no idea what this is all about.
As you know, there's a clear link between Monsieur Drapeau and Quebecor Media. He doesn't work for them, but he has as a client sometimes Quebecor Media Inc.
Yes, 20.17% is where we are right now. You're going to have to take my word for it until you see it in Madame Legault's report the next time she comes in.
On being prepared, I tried to address this a few minutes ago. Let me come back to that. When we became subject to access to information, we actually did our diligence. I told you that we talked to the Treasury Board Secretariat and tried to find out the numbers and what the federal government agencies and crowns were getting in terms of volume. We went to the BBC, because the closest thing to a broadcaster like ours that is subject to access to information is the BBC. We looked at the size and their number of requests. We actually got 434 requests in the first couple of months. If you look at their numbers, they got 80 requests for 70 million Brits, and their organization is three to five times bigger than ours is.
Yes, we prepared according to our due diligence. We were surprised and overwhelmed, and we're working on it.