I would say on a policy level, any policy, regulation, service order or anything of that nature that sought to encourage Canadian ownership of our own services for that reason would be suspect. Essentially, it takes away a whole area of jurisdiction and the carving-out space in our own system for Canadian services. That's the big question, there.
In terms of the existing ownership direction, it's not going to disappear instantaneously when the act comes into place, but it does raise a big question mark. What is the authority for that ownership direction if Canadian ownership is not even included as a policy objective in the act?
I think others have raised that—