Sure. The Red Wilson panel was set up to look broadly at issues around competition in the Canadian economy. The reason for the Red Wilson panel was, I think, a view that the world is changing quickly, and Canada needs to remain competitive. The Wilson panel was tasked with looking across a range of sectors to see what we could do in terms of our legislative and regulatory framework and our policy framework to ensure that Canadian industry would have the best chance to compete in this global environment.
The Wilson panel, as you noted, looked at a number of sectors, and a number of actions were taken immediately after or shortly thereafter based on the recommendations of the panel, for example, to mend the Investment Canada Act, to modernize the Competition Act, and to reduce foreign ownership in air transportation investment restrictions.
The panel also made a number of recommendations with respect to telecommunications. They essentially picked up the recommendations of the telecommunications policy review panel of 2006, which had recommended a phased approach to liberalization of foreign investment restrictions in the telecommunications sector. Those are recommendations that were made by the Wilson panel, and the government's commitment in the SFT and the budget was related to the recommendations the Wilson panel made specifically on telecommunications.