My point here is simply that the thrust of our presentation—outside of a very critical piece of it, which is health and what net neutrality means for delivering very critical social services—was that net neutrality isn't an issue in Canada. It just isn't. It has been enshrined in legislation since 1906.
My secondary point was simply that.... Maybe I'll phrase it a different way. I find it curious that family-controlled cable companies controlled by billionaires are being offered spectrum on a preferential basis, spectrum that is critical to the delivery of services in rural areas, in particular using the use case that Dr. Guerriere mentioned. That's my point in a nutshell.