Again, there may be a more fulsome answer that Geoff would think of, but I would say that there's nothing that stops the CRTC from setting interim rates. They set the interim rates based on the recommendation of the big carriers which, of course, are always astronomically high.
Another approach they might take is to say that those rates don't make sense. Bell Canada, for example, recommended $122 for fibre access, but they're selling it for 60 bucks. Let's just take a retail-minus approach like we have out east.
I appreciate the red card. I apologize.