CBC/Radio-Canada directors are appointed by the government. That has always been the case. Their role is the same as the role of any director on any board. They have a legal obligation for oversight. The work is done through various committees, including the Audit Committee, for our figures; the Governance Committee for the way we are managed; the Human Resources Committee for reviewing salaries for management, our incentive plans and all employment issues; and the Real Estate Committee, which oversees the way our buildings are managed. All of that is done under the governance of our vice-president, Maryse Bertrand.
What could you add on the role the board plays on a daily basis?