Okay. The way we are approaching this is to take a typical rural area where there is some existing fibre and a lot of services, and we are augmenting that fibre optics with the fibre optics that we're subsidizing, which will be owned by the private sector. The key to this is that the new fibre is going to have a very high capacity, and there are going to be entrances into that fibre every kilometre along the way. That begins to make the business case for the private sector to connect the people who are closer to the fibre—those in the orange areas on the chart. That's the model we have. Over time, we will fill in the black areas until everyone is connected.
That's our model. The summary is that we have an evidence-based solution. We're leveraging the voice of our 3.5 million Ontarians who are members. We're maximizing the existing broadband infrastructure investment. We're trying to create universal and equitable access to all services.