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View Kelly McCauley Profile
CPC (AB)
I have one last question.
There's a vote 5 use of, rounded up, $11 million for CRTC that Treasury Board transferred to provide financial assistance to broadcasters facing declines in revenue. Where exactly is that $11 million going? Who is it going to? It's going to CRTC, but obviously they present it to Treasury Board where that money's getting used if they're accessing the contingency. Where is it going exactly?
Glenn Purves
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Glenn Purves
2020-06-16 18:36
That money is being used to address the immediate operational challenges.
View Kelly McCauley Profile
CPC (AB)
I got that from your allocations page, but for what though? They would have presented a plan to Treasury Board to access this. Where is it going?
Glenn Purves
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Glenn Purves
2020-06-16 18:36
When broadcasting licence fees come off, that means the revenue they're bringing in is less, which means that they need an offset to cover expenses that would normally be covered by these fees.
View Kelly McCauley Profile
CPC (AB)
Your allocations page says that $11 million is going to Canadian broadcasters. Which broadcasters?
Glenn Purves
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Glenn Purves
2020-06-16 18:36
It's offsetting revenue shortfalls caused by the reduction of broadcasting licence fees.
View Kelly McCauley Profile
CPC (AB)
If CRTC is writing off fees to broadcasters, it would appear this is making up for the difference.
Glenn Purves
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Glenn Purves
2020-06-16 18:37
If broadcasting fees are reduced, as a consequence there's a revenue shortfall.
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