Unlike Mr. Wallace, when I look at some of the cases, I think Canadians actually do want to invest in Canada. Just look at RIM wanting to purchase assets of Nortel. We can look at what's happening in the mining industry with Xstrata, which is choosing not to refine minerals that we have so that they can increase profitability in operations abroad.
There are capabilities here, and I would like to thank the research department for providing the committee with this very good paper on the returns from the current incumbents. For the last four years, aside from one case, and for several years in most cases, they have been good returns, and there has been some serious investment, so I think there is a good case for people to invest in it, period.
Second to that, would you agree to enforced consumer rights in regulations? I am looking for guarantees that there is actually going to be the so-called panacea. People seem to think that if we have this increased competition, you are going to pass on lower rates, you are going to pass on better service, and consumers are going to get a better product. What's in it for the public, and how do we guarantee that?