I think there's a significant chance that they will take them into account. They took some of this into account when they rendered the Shaw-Canwest decision.
The issue for the CRTC will be that they worry that if they create rules, they will have to enforce the rules, and they don't have the resources or the money. This is why we put on the table the suggestion to use a commercial arbitration process that the parties go to, which would have timely rules around it, rather than the resources of the commission itself. We're fairly confident that by limiting it to four critical things in terms of exclusivity, price, quality, timeliness, we're not asking so much; that given the value to the companies that are being allowed to vertically integrate, it's a pretty fair trade-off.