Thank you.
I was interested in this whole issue, when we're talking about parity. Our telecom folks will start to push for parity. We have an oligarchy here. We have three or four giants, who also are content providers. They are very competitive with each other but not very competitive with consumers. It seems to me we are not all that different from the United States except that we probably do a much greater job of keeping the start-ups out of a very closed market.
Given the Canadian experience, you'd think we would be very susceptible to pressure. This is how it happens. They'll say, “Well, the Americans have it. We can't compete.” I mean, God, they come and cry on our shoulders all the time to get more and more protection for their protected market. Do we have to protect the consumer and people who use the Internet by having this very clearly defined?