As an example, I think it's undisputed that the incentives for Freedom's prices are to go down. I think the model of the bureau's own expert, Professor Miller, whom I talked about before, showed that Freedom's prices would go down. Our analysis found the same thing, so it is true that different plans will have different movements and prices.
I can't speak to the exact magnitudes, but there is a clear incentive for the transaction to put downward pressure on prices because there is no diminution of competition, and you get clear benefits from reallocating Shaw's assets, as I talked about before.