So that's potentially something we should be mindful of in looking at the Investment Canada Act down the road.
Because yes, when the Nortel portfolio was sold off, $4.5 billion is a lot of money. But a lot of experts and folks in the industry have estimated that the actual value and worth of that IP is much greater. I worry that we perhaps lost a little bit there.
I'm going to go back to the Jenkins report, but on a separate comment that was made in the report and it actually works out because it's a bit of a question. Are legal and regulatory frameworks and policies—for example, in areas such as competition, corporate taxation, bankruptcy, and most specifically, intellectual property—conducive or not to business innovation?
That's a question that's raised out of the report. So in your opinions, is it conducive to business innovation or not? Are there problems that you see there that need to be fixed?