Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Meldrum, first of all, it would be remiss if I did not recognize that SaskTel was one of the leaders in providing some justice for the deferral accounts decision that took place. For the people who aren't familiar with it, this was the overcharging of customers. Some of the private sector operators took it to the Supreme Court of Canada, which affected consumers, and SaskTel was actually one of the leaders in protecting consumers, so I appreciate that piece of history.
With regard to where you are now, what specific things—low-hanging fruit—could be done to expand service into the rural areas? What's the movement now? You have an interesting situation, because you actually have others building off of your towers. Often we hear from people trying to get on other people's towers. What's the difference now in terms of trying to get to the easy access points that may not be such a large investment? What things can connect people?