That's where you come to the $949 million. The minister is reaching for the skies in her speaking notes, but the actual money invested on the ground is just a little over 10%, which is shocking given the discrepancy for rural and indigenous communities, particularly. In the next round, I'm going to ask you about the consequences of that. It's fair to say that the government has had a lot of talk and no action when it comes to expanding the access of rural Canadians and indigenous communities to high-speed Internet.
My final question for this round is around the issue of affordability.
In terms of tracking how much it costs in each of these communities, would you say that you know the best practices in costing, either through a province or through other programs in place, so that it's about affordable access to high-speed Internet in communities? What is the best practice there?