In these trade negotiations that we're having, not just with the United States but with the TPP region, with China, if the current form of protection of net neutrality is, as you've described, weak, one could imagine not just anti-competitive practices from our trading partners where they block Canadian digital commerce from taking place, but also political blocking. We know the frustrations for human rights activists in China. Try googling “Tiananmen Square” if you're in Beijing. There's a government policy there.
If we're not insistent on net neutrality both as a commercial and a political interest, if you're describing the current TPP chapter as weak, is the EU? Where would we look to in terms of protection of net neutrality in a trade negotiation that we could hold up as a high standard for Canada to try to meet?