I think, to start off quickly, I would say that I agree completely that the problem with the AMPs approach is that there is nothing remedial about it. If you had a competition act that actually granted access to private interests to pursue a remedy, that would be different, but as Ken Engelhart mentioned in a previous panel, in terms of quality of service, there already are fines.
We just received another cheque for over $300,000 from Bell for inferior-quality service provided in the fourth quarter of 2006. They've clearly decided that the fines are just a cost of doing business, and that they are better off paying the fines than providing improved quality of service.
So to us, the act needs redefinition in terms of what constitutes anti-competitive behaviour in telecommunications, because the fines on their own don't make that any sort of avenue of relief for us.