My colleague, yes.
I'm going to paraphrase, obviously—my apologies.
Whether it should all be in the hands of the CRTC, given it's our role, if that is the question you're looking to have a response to, I think it's a multi-faceted problem. I think a variety of approaches are desirable.
When we think, for example, about the CRTC's fund of $750 million, if you were talking about a major infrastructure project, a very significant fibre build in the far north, for example, this single project would consume our entire fund.
I think some large projects might be better suited to having the Infrastructure Bank address them. Some are more suited to the government's universal broadband fund.
Our fund is focusing on where no one is receiving the basic service objective. A simple example is that if there's one person in the 25-square-kilometre hexagon, then it isn't eligible for our fund, but it is eligible for the broadband fund of ISED.