I'm just trying to figure out how to phrase my response. This goes to the set of rules we have around access to multi-unit dwellings. Obviously, I don't know the specifics in this case. Most buildings, certainly historically—new ones may be a little different—had both cable and telephone company connectivity inside the buildings. New buildings may choose only one initially.
The commission's regulatory framework allows for any Internet service provider or local competitor to have access to a building. If they can't get that access, then they would come to us with a complaint. We get those complaints from not only small players but also the large ones, where Rogers might want to get access to a building that Bell is in.