The process we went through with Industry Canada that resulted in the issuance of our licence required certain changes to our initial structure, and we made them. We didn't get any input from the CRTC until the hearing, and when we did we made changes to address their concerns.
With all respect, we think they got it wrong--not that cabinet went above the House of Commons or said the act didn't apply to us. I think Tony Clement has been very clear, and it's a very carefully and thoughtfully drafted decision on their part. They're exercising a right they've always had, under section 12 of the Telecommunications Act, which predates Globalive, to vary a decision of the CRTC where they feel the wrong decision has been reached. That's what occurred here.