Is this going to deliver it? You look at the charter—no. The charter that this Government has put through in their public media fund—aka the slush fund—what that has actually done is even more trivialise the media. Look at the rubbish that we see in Stuff. Look at the rubbish we see in the New Zealand Herald. Look at that. And, yes, there are some shiny examples of brilliance that we see, with people like Anne Gibson and a few people like her, but when we have the sort of nonsense that we see as media, where are they looking at some of the big issues that the Government could be confronting? When are they asking about child poverty? When are they asking about housing? Why are they not putting the blowtorch on the Government? Why are they always putting the blowtorch on the Opposition? It's very hard for people to say that there is any independence in the mainstream media, currently paid for by the taxpayer. And the only way to get it—and I'm pleased that they're going to be able to, apparently, now sell some commercials. Good luck with that! It's really important, though, that people understand that—why should they be able to sell commercials and still get backed up via the taxpayer? I don't understand that. They're competing on an entirely unlevel playing field.