The reason I ask is that it seems to be a very good response on what the level of foreign capital investment can be as it currently exists, but I'd like to find out more from Globalive. Obviously the decision by the CRTC varied on the question of controlling content and not so much in the question of the allocation of assets, but I am still troubled. I think this committee is going to have a lot of difficulty making a decision predicated on the belief that somehow there's no capital available in Canada and that the shortest course to more consumer involvement is to open up the floodgates. That may be the way other parts of the world work, and that's great, but I and many others believe that with the United States just south of the border, you're not just dealing with a question of ceteris paribus among other players.
Let me put it very succinctly: if Parliament decides, and the minister's decision to proceed with foreign investment in the telecommunications sector is allowed, do you see expansion into areas you currently don't serve? For instance, do you see expansion into rural areas of the country?