We have a very good telecommunications infrastructure compared to other countries. If you look at what we consider to be 30-megabit coverage, for example, we are in fact at the very top of the OECD in that coverage. We're ahead of the U.S. in that coverage. We're ahead of most of Europe in that coverage. This was 2011 data. We are at 76%, which is far beyond the OECD average for that type of coverage.
In terms of the LTE coverage, again, we are doing very well. We are at the top of the pack for deployment of LTE coverage. The U.S. is ahead of us, but we are anticipating to have new figures coming out this year showing our latest investments for 2011-12, which will push us from what we have today at 45%, probably to 66%.
You will have seen from the other chart that we are on par with the United States in terms of the 99% of 1.5 megabits. When you get into higher speeds, we're on par or in some cases slightly ahead. I think by international standards we are doing well in terms of our network performance.