No, it's clear that competition lowers prices. That was an element of competition.
This is the last quote I want to put to you:
...it is clear that facilities-based competition is unlikely to improve outcomes for Canadians if barriers to entry and expansion prevent or lessen the ability of facilities-based entrants, such as Freedom or Eastlink, to disrupt the coordination between the national wireless carriers.
It strikes me that it might be problematic—based on your quotes, not mine—if we were to lose a wireless disrupter such as Freedom Mobile.