I feel like we need a CrossFit clock here, so I can watch the time count down.
Mr. Lemire, the fourth player model is clearly broken. We need a full, open, wholesale access model. The CRTC currently has the tools for it.
Mr. Jowhari, you asked where we should look for this. You look to section 7 of the Telecommunications Act, which says the telecommunications policy of Canada is to respond to the social and economic needs of users. You look at section 27 of the Telecommunications Act, which says that the rates charged by Canadian carriers should be just and reasonable. You look at the CRTC's recent consultation on mobile virtual network operators, and you [Technical difficulty—Editor] send a strong political message to the CRTC to do something about this problem.
Yes, the efficiencies defence is going to be a problem and this merger may go forward from a Competition Bureau perspective, but the CRTC regulates this industry and has clear policy directions. It just needs the government to stand behind it when it makes a decision.