In fact, you do regulate the activities of Bell Canada, which owns and operates 50% of the province's support structures. The other 50% is divided up into two areas in the province. Bell Canada has its poles and Hydro-Québec has theirs. Every time we want to install a cable, a strand or an anchor, we have to ask them for permission. That means that there is a regulated administrative process. The CRTC has been sticking its nose into these matters forever. The rates are clear. It costs $1.23 per month, per pole. It costs $0.55—
On February 8th, 2018. See this statement in context.