I provided the video example, but we could take a real world commercial example, let's say, involving e-commerce sites. Everyone in the room, I'm sure, will be familiar with Shopify, one of Canada's most successful e-commerce platforms, and you have a lot of e-commerce companies running on that platform. What happens if one of the large carriers goes to a competing e-commerce platform and says they will ensure that all the stores on their platform go on a fast lane and all the stores on other services are consigned to a slow lane. That would put a major Canadian e-commerce company at a significant disadvantage, where its ability to attract new customers to host those stores would be undermined because their stores wouldn't be arriving as fast as some of the competition.
