If I could start on that, in terms of the Globalive situation, the government has made a determination under the rules that, since they have a difference from the CRTC, would mean the rules probably need some clarification in this sense.
Our concern is, and in terms of the OECD, we don't want to see the rules changed to encourage and provide incentives for foreign entrants. That's fine, right? Foreign entrants can come in the country. We want to have the same rules. So if a foreign entrant is allowed to come in and use foreign investment in order to strengthen competition in Canada, then we feel, as Canadian companies, we should be able to access foreign investment to achieve the same objectives.
Shaw is a new entrant in the wireless business. We don't even have one wireless customer yet. But we would be disadvantaged against another company coming in as a foreign entrant as proposed by the OECD, when that company could come in using all the advantages of foreign investment that would be denied to Shaw.
Our concern is that there needs to be an equal playing field in this. That's our main issue with respect to this: foreign investment rules should be changed so that Canadian domestic companies, which are owned and controlled by Canadians, have access to foreign investment capital.