Again, through you, Mr. Chair, sir, throughout the day, beginning in the late morning, once we knew and had access to our networks, which was a little after 10:30, we started the communication. What we knew stakeholders wanted to know was the cause of the outage—in particular, if this was a cybersecurity incident—and when we expected the networks to get up. You could imagine our focusing on those two issues first and foremost. We notified the minister's office shortly before noon of our outage and that we did not have the answers to those two questions. I spoke with the minister in the early evening.
To answer your specific question, we did not notify the Premier of Quebec until that evening as well, and in retrospect, I regret that, and I'm disappointed that we didn't reach out sooner. There are reasons, as I said. We were focused on the solution and getting our customers up and running, but nonetheless, those communications should have happened sooner for an important stakeholder such as the government.