The report that I read said that your company disproportionately had a high number of customer complaints. It was in the thousands compared to Rogers, which only had 900, and other companies like Telus, which had 700.
I don't necessarily agree that it's necessarily because of the number of consumers, but we'll agree to disagree there.
I guess a lot of the complaints come from the fact that bills are extremely high and the services are not on par with what is expected. For those low-income families who are benefiting from the program at the government level, would you say that the Internet is sufficient for what they currently need to do, which is work and go to school from home?