It's a complicated answer to what seems to be an easy question.
On telecommunications, the access to broadband networks is a form of regulation we do, and for which we have a proceeding pending. I'll give you a short answer—it's called “Let's #TalkBroadband Internet”. That's pending. We haven't decided anything yet. One of the issues there is to ensure that all Canadians wherever they live have access to decent connectivity, because we know and we have stated that broadband is vital to all aspects of life.
On the broadcasting side, the act says that if we think that a particular broadcasting activity can not necessarily contribute directly to the objectives of the Broadcasting Act that Parliament, which you represent, has said is our marching orders, we have a duty under the act—subsection 9(4), I think—to exempt it. That's what we've done in adopting digital media exemption order for a number of years. We've reviewed it on a number of occasions. That's why, despite the fact that something like illico.tv or Tou.tv is clearly broadcasting, we've said that they do not have to hold a broadcasting licence like traditional broadcasters.