Yes, we are. It did work well for the debates. There's already a set there that's just adjusted. Of course, you have the people who work inside their own facility, so it reduces the cost and all of that.
At the same time, we know that it's also demanding on a lot of the political parties and even the journalists who follow the election, because it would be easier and more convenient for everybody to be in Ottawa, where you can take a pause during the campaign and be at your offices or homes, especially for the leaders who prepare for the debates. We bring everybody to Montreal, and everybody's in hotel rooms and temporary offices. It's not optimal, but we think that the money we save by doing this justifies that. We've talked about this to the parties, and they agree that it's well worth the effort to actually reduce costs.
