The new structure and improved investment will make it easier to continue to innovate. Public broadcasting is always changing. We've heard about the move to on demand and capturing and sharing on multiple platforms. This is not new. Bruce Mason wrote a play—The Pohutukawa Tree—which was a stage play, and it got recorded at Broadcasting House in 1960; the first step to on demand, because you could only actually go and see it live until it was recorded. And multi-platform—not just on stage but on radio, and it has, of course, been turned into a movie since then. And it did give access to a wider audience. I know that, because it remains a magical performance that I used to cherish sharing with my students and my theatre students in a secondary school. 