The final decision on the conditions and licence was just made by Industry Canada, but I'll go over our submission again.
We felt that the rural deployment requirement, being based on the HSPA network and also applying only to carriers that have two or more paired blocks.... Industry Canada has been very clear on this. Their understanding is that the incumbent providers are going to be in the best position to offer 700-megahertz networks because they already have an HSPA network. We understand that. But we certainly have concerns that there's no real obligation, given the way the condition of licence is written, to make sure that there will be rural deployments. So you could have an incumbent deploy largely in an urban area for the new entrants. Of course the government is trying to weigh the need for competition for new entrants against the need for rural deployment. They're under no obligation to deploy in rural areas.
The auction will have to happen. We'll have to see who wins. Then we'll have to consider whether additional mechanisms are necessary.