Thank you for the question.
Madam Chair, our analysis was really about trying to get competition out to every community in Canada. We found that if you can get strong regional players into every community in Canada, Canadians can benefit from the competition that we're seeing in particular areas of Canada.
When it comes to rural and remote areas of Canada, oftentimes it's difficult to build a network when you don't have a customer base. Our proposed remedy to the CRTC focused on allowing regional players to access spectrum from incumbents for a period of time while they are building out their network. That would allow them to develop a customer base while at the same time building out a network, and then transitioning to their own network so that they would be an independent competitor in that marketplace.