I'm not too familiar with the connection to Bill C-11 in that regard, but what I can tell you is that it's very clear, with these large platforms, that data is a huge factor in controlling the market. If you control the data and it's very difficult for entrants to come in and acquire the necessary data to have the scope and the scale to compete, those are very significant issues in terms of competitive intensity and new entrants coming into a market.
We're paying very close attention to the competition issues related to the control of data and the prevention of access to data, which is why I pointed out earlier that the data mobility provision in Bill C-11 is certainly interesting. It ties to something that the bureau has been talking about for some time, which is data portability. This ties into things like open banking, which could provide more competition in the Canadian marketplace.
I'm not sure I answered Mr. Cumming's question.