No, it's.... Take the bandwidth, for example. I talked about Singapore at one gigabit. We are at a fraction of those kinds of speeds. And speed here is a game changer. It allows you to do things; it's that ability.
Secondly, on the mobile front, because of the lack of competition we had a very static system, which was very expensive compared to most other jurisdictions. It meant that people didn't want to acquire; it meant that it was harder. The rates were probably a little bit more expensive here, so you weren't going to want to use it.
That was part of the problem in terms of the structure of mobile. I think that potentially will change.
Ian, you probably have more things to say about that.