Thank you.
I'll move to Mr. Field.
I just want to acknowledge again that the spectrum situation brought in $22 billion to $26 billion of revenue for the government without a model that is workable, in my opinion.
Mr. Field, I want to go back to your testimony. I'm a little bit concerned with regard to how we create national expectations and support for broadband if we devolve everything to the provinces alone. I hear your concerns with regard to the equity in getting across the different areas, and SWIFT has been very unique in many respects and doing a lot of really good work for many things.
How do we guarantee a model that will be more pan-Canadian? I'll give a really quick example here. In Windsor, Ontario, we finished the 401 highway 17 kilometres before the actual border crossing, so for years a provincial, interconnected road connected 40,000 vehicles per day to the border crossings, which created a giant logjam in traffic lights and so forth. It led to massive problems and billions of investment later.
How do we ensure there is going to be pan-Canadian support or principles if we just devolve everything mostly to the provinces?