We were maxed out as AT&T Canada when we had to choose between bankruptcy and survival. Consequently, all that foreign debt, in addition to the maximum foreign equity, was written off.
We're not maxed out now because foreign investment in terms of new entry in Canada is just not interested. You heard from Shaw, I think, on the previous panel that Canada is a small market to begin with, and the rest of the world in terms of capital markets has pretty much decided that in telecom, we're a closed shop.
We certainly discovered that in conversations before the wireless auction and in discussions with a number of potential funders or international players. It goes back to my message that a number of the existing players in Canada don't have the same need of foreign investment that new entrants or competitors would need. I'm speaking of our competitor end of things on the Allstream version.