No. I would not be the best one to ask about that. Maybe it should be somebody who has a broader view on it. We follow the spectrum auctions and we see the dollars that are spent.
We do hear, though, from the smaller Internet service providers that they're locked out of this. The spectrum they need is just not made available to them. These individuals, as Mr. Thomson talked about, are in a very difficult position. They have high costs, difficult revenue and really difficult access to infrastructure. I think we would all like to see more competition, which would help with our rates, but we just can't seem to get these small companies up and running at full speed.