I can answer with respect to the Music Unlimited Program, which the CRTC unfortunately decided to end.
When we created the program, we were aware of the challenges regarding net neutrality. We opened it to all music streaming services that met the technical requirements, which in passing were not difficult to meet. As a matter of basic principle, we thought that this service should be tax free and offered to those who are able to meet the technical requirements.
At one time, at the height of things, there were approximately 18 music streaming services. We did not consider it appropriate to give preferential treatment to Canadian services in one language or the other.
At Videotron, we made a special effort to ensure that Canadian providers knew that they could offer their music for free through our service. Let me give you an example...