I guess the important point is—and it shows throughout the pandemic that Canada has been living—there was no such telecom company that was not able to offer a decent and robust service. This was very important for all people living in Canada, but also for the companies. It was important also because in this digital economy, productivity through the usage of network is of great importance.
As we say, the proof of the pudding is the eating. We've been there. We've been delivering quality service. There were no disruptions that we would expect. It shows that the telecom companies that are what we call network-based were there to deliver.
What the TPIAs, or the third party Internet service resellers, are offering is the usage of the network that had been highly invested to be able to cover...without having the proper investment. This is a system that, at the end of the day, is basically stopping the proper interest and the intention of telecom companies to continue to invest and to continue to make sure that all Canadians will be able to benefit from the best Internet service and the best telecommunications as a whole. It's not only on the wireline Internet, but it is also on the wireless side.