That's a long way of saying, though, that where main street businesses are getting crushed in a pandemic, you see increased dividends. You could have gone from $5.2 billion in available cash flow down to $5.05 billion in available cash flow, and you would have blinked. Whereas, we have main street businesses getting crushed, unable to access some of the necessary supports, and here you are increasing dividends.
I take it, though, you would not have reformed, so that a profitable company like yours, with $5 billion in available cash, wouldn't continue to receive millions of dollars in taxpayer funds, but you like it just the way it is.
On a separate note, access to the Internet, both broadband and wireless, does BCE view access to the Internet as an essential service?