The CRTC regulates broadcasting. Broadcasting on radio stations and on television stations we're familiar with. There are also forms of pay and specialty television--the TSNs of the world, and Discovery, etc. We regulate all of the Canadian services. We also regulate the companies that, as broadcasters, distribute signals. We regulate the cable companies that distribute television signals in Canada, and we regulate the satellite companies that distribute television and radio signals here in Canada. So our rules and regulations apply to, obviously, all of those, but in particular the licensed broadcasters, the radio and television.
What does seep in across the border are the regular airwaves of stations in Detroit. They are certainly seen in Windsor without any distribution, so we have to trust our American friends, our neighbours to the south, to act responsibly in that area. They are not subject to our rules. The same thing goes for the services that are, for example, distributed by Canadian cable companies or Canadian satellite services that emanate out of the United States or anywhere else in the world for that matter. They are subject to the rules in their home countries, not to our rules.