Ms. Pratt, Mr. Péladeau came to the committee two weeks ago and told us that he was the champion, across all categories, and that the others were no good or something like that.
I understand that Mr. Péladeau makes a lot of investments. He has made purchases in the west. We agree with that and there is no problem. However, as you just said, he does not have the same infrastructure in the west as he does in Quebec. He just offered $50 for a package at 100 megabits per second, if I understood correctly. Why is he unable to offer that same package in the west, as well, to lower prices there? Is it solely because the west does not have the same infrastructure as Quebec?