At this point I would obviously be speculating, but we can look at the history quite easily and say that it's been a recurring theme, and it's only been ramping up and getting worse. Whenever the incumbents see something they don't like, which is a lot, they race to appeal. This time they appealed to the CRTC, the government and the Federal Court of Appeal all at the same time.
Earlier today when the chair of the CRTC referred to the fact that the final rates were never even implemented, the only reason is that it took less than the 30-day implementation period for all three of those appeal avenues to be kicked off.
I don't see that getting better any time soon, unfortunately, because as I said earlier, a delay is a win, so if they can't win, they're going to try to delay.