Basically, the investigation was focused on search advertising and display advertising. Overall, we looked at seven potential theories of any competitive harm as to how competition may be hindered or how Google's actions were raising rivals' costs. On the balance of the evidence, we concluded that only one of those theories warranted taking action, and it essentially had to do with what's called the AdWords API terms and conditions.
It's a rather technical issue, but advertisers in the digital economy sometimes have to manage campaigns across different platforms, and essentially the inclusion of certain terms in that prevented advertisers from doing so effectively and using Google's rivals. This was dealt with with a five-year commitment that was provided to not introduce these terms and conditions into Canada.
I should point out that the Federal Trade Commission, which is our sister agency in the United States, had previously done a review and found the same issue as well.