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"The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage is making a timely assessment of the broadcasting system and its success in meeting the objectives of the Broadcasting Act of 1991. The last comprehensive study was the 1986 Task Force on Broadcasting Policy (Caplan-Sauvageau). Its recommendations reinforced the need for a broadcasting system that holistically supports national cohesion by developing awareness of Canada, reflecting cultural diversity, providing a wide range of Canadian content programming, and providing for a continuing expression of Canadian identity. The Caplan-Sauvageau Task Force further recommended a broadcasting system that would serve the special needs of geographic regions and actively contribute to the flow and exchange of information among regions."
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