Therefore, generally speaking broadcasters are ready to collaborate, and a lead and contribution from government in that area would be very welcome. I do not know whether you heard Sky's evidence. I asked it about ITV's absence from Sky's platform. I was slightly confused by how that figure came about. Perhaps you can explain it.
Sky publishes a rate card for conditional access services.
If ITV went onto the Sky platform it would require something called automatic entitlement which, put simply, means that our services would be received only within the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. The system is designed to stop overspill of the picture signal into France, the Netherlands and so on where we do not have rights. The published conditional access charge for automatic entitlement with the rate card is 30p per subscribing home per month. I do not know what the BBC is paying but it negotiated its arrangements with Sky at a point when the rate card for conditional access was considerably lower than it is today. I believe that the rate card figure was in the region of 10p to 15p when the BBC did the deal.