I'll respond in English.
It's interesting, because when we went to the differential pricing practices proceeding, one of the issues there was whether the commission should require or allow for the prioritization of Canadian content, whether it be French language content or English language content. This issue has come up a number of times in CRTC proceedings. As I think Chris Seidl pointed out the other day, the commission decided not to go down that path. It decided that it would be very difficult for an ISP to determine the definition of Canadian content that meets the test to get prioritized.
There's a lot of content out there. Some is Canadian by CAVCO rules and some is not; it all depends. Neither did the commission go down the path of allowing us to favour things like Internet relay service for the deaf. There were very good social goods considered at the time of that proceeding, and the commission ultimately came out and said the only things that could be zero-rated were data usage and billing. That's where we ended up on that one.