First of all, I would have to agree with the proposition of the CAB that if Canada does not provide high-quality television services, in this case HD, Canadians will watch HD from other countries. So it's very important that we remain at the forefront and offer Canadians those choices.
In a segue to your second question--it starts a bit with where you started off your question--Canada chose to have a market-based approach to the transition to digital and the transition to HD. This market-based approach has left us behind. We are, at the very least, two years behind, and some interveners have suggested, as you said, that we're four years behind.
To your second question, as I indicated to Mr. Angus, we are wrestling with that issue right now as a result of our hearings last November and December with respect to over-the-air television and the transition to digital. Now, our role certainly is to regulate our broadcasters, so we are struggling with how we can evaluate whether or not we need a change in policy from a market-based approach to something more firm, which, as you've noted, is done in the U.S., which is at 2009. A lot of the folks who came before us suggested that we should maybe set a date two years beyond that. But that's for us to decide.
A little particularity is that this decision also has to be made in conjunction with the spectrum management folks over at Industry Canada, because it is primarily their decision. We can help. We can push our broadcasters on that front. But it is their decision.