It will be my pleasure.
I'll go back to the first part of the question. The Competition Act includes provisions that require companies to give us advance notice or information before proceeding with a merger. They have to wait a certain amount of time to see if they meet certain financial thresholds. We must be given the opportunity to review merger plans that could affect consumers.
With respect to the business activities of some companies and their decision to be present in certain markets or not, I think that companies make their decisions mainly according to their business interests.
In our view, it is important to ensure that there is no anti-competitive behaviour, no abuse of a dominant position, and no purchase of a competitor that could lessen competition in a market.