That's great. I thought I had only two and a half, so that's perfect.
Perhaps I can summarize the August 29 decision. It may not be a perfect summary, but basically it was decided that the large carriers were overstating their costs or essentially gouging wholesale providers, and this decision corrected rates based on evidence, and ordered repayments for the past three years.
In that report you used the words “very disturbing”.
I am just wondering, in regard to a decision like that, which I think is very important in the context of providing Internet service to Canadians, why not implement those rates now, even though you're doing a review on it?
I understand that while the case was before the Federal Court of Appeal, the court suspended the implementation of these rates, but since the Federal Court of Appeal has essentially confirmed those rates, why not put them in place now, pending the outcome of this review?