We are very much a fibre-only project, so spectrum really doesn't enter into our conversation.
I will say one thing, though. We've been funded through the small communities fund, and one of its requirements is that any infrastructure we fund must be open access. Facilities-based competition, which is what we have in Canada today, in my opinion does not work in rural areas. We can barely afford to put the first piece of fibre down the road, so how could we possibly get competition by doing multiple pieces? Let's make the fibre we put down the road open access so that, like our roads—in the same way that UPS and FedEx deliver packages along a public road—we can deliver Internet or over-the-top services across a piece of fibre into people's homes and get competition that way.