Have you ever heard of anything in the United States Congress being easily achieved? There's a movement right now to undo the Trump administration proposal immediately. It has 50 votes in the Senate. It's going to be voted on. Unfortunately, it would have to be signed. It would have to pass the House. Actually, I have no idea what President Trump thinks about this. I don't think he has ever thought about the issue, frankly, and he has no stated views on it as far as I can tell. However, there is the Republican House. It is possible that Congress will do something, but the idea that anything in Congress is easy or straightforward is not....
I have another point I want to make. Here's something that your committee should be looking at, the compatibility between the removal of net neutrality and some of the commitments that were made in NAFTA or the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, which I guess NAFTA superseded. I'm thinking now about a Canadian entrepreneur who comes up with a service and wants to sell it in the United States. That's called “trade in services” in trade terms, and if there's a possibility of its being blocked or action being taken to block it, I think that's potentially a violation of the trade agreement. I'm saying this without having done deep research, but I have done some research on the WTO versions of these laws. That may be worth thinking about as a proactive thing to do, for you to say, “Listen, we have some questions about the compatibility of what you're doing and NAFTA. If you're going to give the power to block Canadian companies, is that a violation of the telecommunication parts of NAFTA?”