First, one must remember that the aspect of Let's Talk TV that deals with consumer and subscriber choice is being implemented in phases. The first phase was the one in March, which dealt with smaller packages—people often talk about “skinny basic”.
The more important second phase is coming on December 1, when Canadians will have the opportunity, across all types of television service providers, to have exactly what they want to meet their particular family's needs. Not everybody is the same. Some households want big packages, and other households want something smaller, more affordable, and suited to their needs.
This is being done in two phases. The next phase is coming up, but we certainly heard the concerns about the first phase—about the $25 entry package and all the issues associated with that. That's why we held a hearing at the beginning of September on this very issue. However, this is one of the subjects, Madam Chairperson, that I can't go into, because it is still pending before us. All I can do is assure you that the matter was taken quite seriously. We had the major cable companies before us, and we asked them questions. The outcome of that is pending and should be issued in the coming weeks.