Thank you, Madam Chair.
Yesterday, as some of my colleagues mentioned, as the Conservative Party, we put out a document that outlined about 14 different recommendations for the government to use in considering how to address the issue of rural broadband access. One of the things we talked about was the fact that oftentimes we see companies advertise the best possible speed in the utopian environment, and what often happens is that a consumer will get an average speed that's far lower than that.
My question is for Ms. Tribe.
Would it be fair to say that many Canadians do not receive the speeds that they think they're paying for? Do you think that requiring companies to advertise the average speed in their regions is a good idea?