When the CRTC comes out with a decision that you're referring to, we will do what we always do, which is to evaluate what it means for our business, what it means in terms of our ability to invest in areas that I think you would admit are difficult to reach, or they would already be served by private sector investment. We'll make a rational business decision based on what the rates are and what it does to our ability to invest.
As we've said repeatedly, we want to be network builders. That's the business we're in. We're not resellers. We don't seek access to networks and then play a game of rate arbitrage in terms of the cost of access versus retail pricing. We actually commit private capital, funded by our shareholders, and build networks. We want to do more of that.