“Standards” is actually an interesting way to put it. That's true. The standards that are governed by the federal government are there for federally regulated industries like aviation, telecom and banking. What's happening, and what we've noticed with the Ericsson situation with Rogers, is that when those workers were moved over, Ericsson opposed our application at the Canada labour board, saying that they're not a telecom company and that these workers weren't federally regulated anymore—they were provincial.
All of a sudden, the accountability federally for workers who are in telecom—again, with hands on the infrastructure—is now being diluted by companies who are saying that maybe they should be governed by only the provincial laws and not the federal laws.