To your question on vertical integration, the answer is that it's absolutely something that we would examine in the context of a merger. Of previous examples of vertical integration mergers that the bureau has reviewed, one would be the Bell Media-Astral transaction. That is one where we did require a remedy to address the competition concerns flowing from that merger.
Historically when people think of competition law, they think about horizontal competition, about two companies that compete head-on with one another. Equally important is being mindful of vertical integration, where companies may have an incentive to foreclose access to key inputs to competitors. There is a framework in place that we would apply in vertical integration mergers to ensure that access will not be foreclosed to competitors unduly, which could harm competition. It's something that we're absolutely mindful of, and we have taken action in the past to address vertical integration in the media space.