They need to have one within the next 45 days, because that's one of the three requirements I set out for the country's telecommunications carriers.
I think you've touched on the frustration of the over 12 million Rogers customers, who did not get the information they needed during the outage. Seeing what transpired, we directed the carriers to provide what I call emergency roaming, like our neighbours to the south, but we went further by requiring the companies to develop a very clear communication protocol in the event of another outage of this magnitude.
That means a communication protocol needs to be in place to ensure not only Canadians, but also government authorities, are adequately informed. That way, the authorities can provide support to the companies affected should something like this happen again.