Absolutely. It's definitely precedent-based. I understand the concerns that have been raised on the record. It's “up to” $1 million per violation for an individual and “up to” $10 million per violation for a company. Certainly our enforcement actions over the last three years have not realized monetary penalties to that great a degree. But certainly every decision we publish and every action we take provides guidance to the lawyers in this community and also to the companies to understand, okay, if I have five violations against the act, it probably means this, and if I've had 500,000, I probably need to go to the higher level of the scale of enforcement actions that the CRTC has taken.
Each decision that we publish, each enforcement action that we take, I think provides that guidance. I think we've been consistent over the three years when we assess cases: is it like case X or is it like case Y?