This was Rogers' failure, and let's be clear that this is a failure by one company. To your point, I agree with you. That's why from the get-go, as you may recall, MP Dong, I not only spoke to the CEO of Rogers, to the CEOs of Bell and Telus and to a broader network, but also went to the public and the media and explained the situation. At the time, I very openly and very clearly expressed my frustration. I said this was unacceptable and that we need to implement immediate action. I immediately said as well that these would be initial steps. That's why I think the work of this committee is so crucial, as is the work of the CRTC, in understanding the root cause.
As we understand the facts, this was a coding error in a routine update. It poses some questions. How could this ever happen? What kind of system needs to be put in place? What kind of review needs to be put in place? It is a bit like with a near disaster investigation: You need to take the time to get to the root cause. Once we understand better the chain of events and what failed at Rogers, we will obviously make sure that we take additional steps to close that gap. I've been very clear with the CEOs that I will demand more of them. Those were the initial steps, I would say, within hours of the outage.