I wish I could say the answer is yes, but I have significant doubts, to be candid. I don't believe—and this is with all respect to the current chair of the CRTC—that what we've seen over the last number of years is a prioritization of consumers. I identified several examples of how that is. The GIC that we saw go back certainly referenced consumers, but it referenced other factors as well. I have some concerns that the way the CRTC is going to interpret that is not to put consumers at the centre of its policy, in the same way it hasn't put consumers at the centre of its policy on a number of different issues, including even ones that were designed specifically to address consumer concerns.
On April 6th, 2021. See this statement in context.