Thank you very much for the question.
Canada's Competition Act, in terms of the abuse of market power provisions, is really aimed at dominant companies that engage in action that harms the competitive process and that is intended to keep competitors out of the market from competing on the merits with them. An instance of a firm that may be engaging in conduct that would be tantamount to exercising market power, such as raising prices, does not necessarily fall offside of the Competition Act. It's really geared towards protecting the competitive process. In the context of conversations around the large tech companies, really our role is to ensure that the competitive process is protected and that companies are afforded the opportunities to compete with Facebook on the merits of their products and services.