I think it is already there. I mentioned section 36 and section 27(2) to you earlier in terms of unjust discrimination and undue preference. Really the foundation is common carriage, and those concepts are there. As I mentioned, they have stood the test of time.
It's very much a nuanced approach. Those provisions allow us to look at the issues based on the facts before us to understand where to draw the line, because it's not a black and white line. You don't want to over-regulate and over-provision that into legislation, where you don't have that flexibility to address specific cases.
We heard different solutions that potentially could come out of there, be it a social good and so forth, that might be of benefit. For example, one provider had an issue with some of the software downloads to make sure their phone supported 911, and we wanted to get that out to as many people as possible. You don't want to block that if there is a data charge. People were worried about their data cap.
Therefore, in some cases you say it doesn't really cause a problem and allow it, but we've set up clear guidelines for the industry right now.