Okay, that's very good.
I'd like to quickly touch on the Internet issue, because you're absolutely right, Mr. Chair. I represent a rural area and I met with a councillor in Logan Lake. She runs a café, and she told me she actually had to give most of her clients who came in for a coffee.... She said they wanted to pay by Interac but she couldn't get it uploaded because the Internet wasn't at a high enough speed to be able to take it, for whatever reason. This is costing small business people in rural areas.
You suggested that the federal government could participate more. I see that more provincial governments are investing in urban areas, like in British Columbia. That's where the programs and money seem to be going. The federal government seems to be waiting for large corporations like Telus to come to the table to help on these kinds of matters. Should there not be some sort of alignment between provincial spending on Internet broadband access and the federal government's?