Mr. Janigan, in your estimation, after working on these kinds of things in the past, how likely is it if something should go awry for a new competitor that relies on the services and facilities of a former monopoly, and now is thrust back into a position where they're being competed against—either through win-back rules or a mere competitor test presence—that they will become the subject of an anti-competitive act? How likely is it that the $15 million will go back to the Government of Canada as opposed to the aggrieved party? How is this going to help the competitive process?
