It's wonderful to have you before our committee, Professor Wu, to discuss this issue.
It was interesting to hear the CRTC reassure us that everything is fine in Canada. The Prime Minister, as you pointed out, has noted his concern. However, we're talking about regulation. The FCC had decided in regulation to recognize and protect net neutrality. The CRTC's position in 2016 was that they were of the preliminary view that the act prohibited the blocking of access to end-to-end users.
Do you think, given the American experience, that we would be better off to define net neutrality in legislation, as opposed to having it interpreted by whichever CRTC commissioner we have at a given time?