We had this discussion on the do-not-call issue when we first did this.
I want to get a clarification in terms of the culture that you're dealing with.
The way that I view it, Canadians are equally frustrated about phones and landlines in that they pay a lot of money for this. For the phones, the government has received over $20 billion in assets from the spectrum auction from the telcos over that time. They've also paid some of the highest prices, and they're still bothered by a lot of this activity.
Do you differentiate between somebody who uses the do-not-call list for unsolicited calling—sometimes they can be given AMPs for that—versus that of the CRA fraud scam or somebody internationally? I view all those activities as the same type of fraudulent activity because they are not even following a rule that's supposed to be in place for Canada or they're using activity that is unscrupulous with regard to trying to solicit them.
Do you distinguish between any of those types of activities that take place?