Yes, I know.
Although this question was not addressed to me, I want to answer it anyway. You have to recognize that telecommunications can also be considered broadcasting undertakings, because they are. That's the point. Sometimes you have a real telecommunications system but they also allow a hybrid.
So you would have to recognize, first, that it's in front of the Federal Court now. As our friend from the syndicat said, we think telecommunications could also deliver a broadcasting system.
I'll go to your second point.
It is obvious that the entry of new players into the system may result in declining profit margins. At the same time, I admit that, in my view, profit margins of 46% show that there may be a lack of competition and that lower profit margins may be entirely fine and viable even for a listed business. I am quite aware that shareholders want maximum performance from a business, but, if Canada wants to have more players, these companies, which have previously made a lot of money and are still doing so, may be forced to share the market a little.
And I would say, so what? It would be for the benefit of the consumers.