That's a very good question.
If you don't mind, I will explain in English.
Also, if possible, I'd like to back up a bit on that to give a little more context.
Freedom of expression is a very important point, and it links back to the whole discussion about the concept of vulnerability to significant influence, which is extremely ambiguous. It doesn't really give clear guidance to the commission. This could ultimately impact freedom of expression by having a chilling effect in which Canadian broadcasters avoid and limit certain non-Canadian programming or effectively do not enter into commercial relationships with broadcasters or other associated businesses, even if there is no idea of any sort of influence, to avoid a compliance risk.