Current audiences will still be able to enjoy the same services they do now via linear TV and radio, with current commercial-free offerings remaining commercial-free. What's critical is that new audiences, those not engaged with current public media, including our young people, will also be catered for. Underserved audiences will have a better chance of seeing and hearing themselves and finding content that engages them. This is not an aspirational idea but a function the bill requires the entity to provide for to ensure our system is fairer, our culture better reflected, and all New Zealanders are being represented. I want to be clear that this means there will be a variety of content, just as there is across TVNZ and Radio New Zealand now. Some will have mass appeal; some will be more niche. And we need it to be available to people on the platforms and technology they're now using—so, on TV and radio and smartphones and laptops and streaming services and in any other ways that might develop.