Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, Professor, for being with us today. Anytime you are in the Ottawa region, we'd be glad to sit down and have a coffee, either formally or informally.
In the last couple of weeks, this committee has been assured by the Canadian regulator, the CRTC, and by the major providers that net neutrality is well protected in Canada because of our current statutory and regulatory regimes. I continue to hear voices, particularly from the United States, but some from Europe, who agree that, should the FCC remove net neutrality from the United States, consumers around the world would still be seriously protected. We're told in Canada that very little, or a rather small part of Canadian content moves through American providers, but I'm just wondering, if there isn't an immediate threat, do you see a longer term, serious erosion of the concept, should the United States go in a direction that you obviously oppose?