I agree with what both Mr. Kirby and Mr. Krstajic said.
The reality is that it takes a lot of capital to create a competitive alternative to the existing oligopoly, and the threat of new competition coming in is a very effective competitive tool. It's something that the Competition Bureau, for example, looks at when it is determining how competitive an industry is.
That, I don't think, can be understated. There will be continuing competition so long as you remove this barrier to entry and to capital. That's how I would sum it up.
I would also just like to clarify one point: Rogers, Bell, and Telus all started with enormous amounts of foreign capital. Bell and Telus in particular were foreign-controlled.