As long as Parliament decides that there is a value to be derived from particular arrangements for those broadcasters that provide particular kinds of programmes and audiences demonstrate that they value that, it would be odd not to have some accountability. I think it should be minimal. I have been very keen since I arrived at the ITC for the ITC to step back from any expressions of its own opinion about broadcasting. It is the timescale I am arguing about rather than whether or not you are doing it. The fact is, ten years ago Channel 4 putting on the Kama Sutra would have been unthinkable.
Nobody can know, clearly.
All one can know is what the current situation is. You can look, as I have said, at digital households. The current behaviour in digital households is a fair guide. You can also look at America, which had had multi-channel television for 20 years. We still see the networks there commanding 50 per cent of viewing.