The fleet question has to do not so much with the fact that this request was made or that we somehow tried to hide information. On the contrary, a year ago we came up with our guidelines, at the suggestion of Justice Boivin in the judgment of first instance, as to how we would apply section 68.1. The wording in the exclusion of section 68.1 is that information related to programming activities is a very wide concept.
The case law is actually even broader. Everything that has to do with the collection and dissemination of information is considered to be part of programming. All of the vehicles in that fleet, except for the one vehicle that was unredacted on the page, which was Mr. Lacroix's personal vehicle, are microwave trucks, transmission trucks. They are vehicles that we use exclusively for purposes of our programming.