I would support that. I think there's good reason at an early stage to do things in regulation—things are uncertain, and no one knows what's going on. It's been an about-15-year process, and I think the basic principles of net neutrality have proven to be very successful, as I said in my introduction. As long as you write them in a very basic way, with no blocking and no degrading allowed, and you have those principles, I think it's a good idea for legislation.
I didn't quite get to this in our last round of questions and should add that in the United States I suspect there is a sense that this will finally come to legislation there, probably after the next election. So, yes, I agree that the time has come.