No, I did not say that. I said that there had been cases. We do not have many of them, because the behaviour described under section 79 is favourable to competition, and provides the benefits of competition. This is why there are not many cases. We do not often prosecute, because we see the advantages on the marketplace. It is quite difficult to demonstrate an offence under that section. Certainly, supplementary tools are always helpful.
In an article in the Quebec magazine Les Affaires, we were described as very persistent. Thus, I think of myself as a terrier, rather than a declawed cat.