Thank you, witnesses.
I'd like to begin with Mr. Shaw. First of all, thank you to your family for all you've contributed to Canada and in particular to my province of birth, Alberta, where you, your father and your extended family are legendary.
This is obviously a big development for the industry. I'd like to go through some of the specifics.
First of all, Shaw exercised its right to purchase a discounted spectrum that was set aside in order to promote additional competition. It's a spectrum that is only available to providers other than the big three, which are Telus, Bell and Rogers. The combined entity, which includes Rogers through this union, would then presumably own that spectrum.
What do you propose to do to remedy the fact that the spectrum became the property of Shaw through a set-aside that was supposed to exclude Rogers, but now, under this proposed union, Rogers would possess it?