Thank you.
Again, I have to take issue with the premise. No, our decision was about costing. It is important that we get the cost right. It doesn't matter whether it's a large company or a small company. Our task in that case is to apply a costing methodology and to come up with a just and reasonable rate that reflects the actual costs involved in providing the service.
That is what we did. As we've already mentioned, we made an error and then it was corrected as it needed to be.
With respect to the awarding of programs, I can't speak to other government programs. I can speak to the CRTC's awarding of [Technical difficulty—Editor]. We do not favour one group or another. We have objective criteria that were developed as a result of a fulsome process. We apply it fairly and impartially. We award projects where no one has access to 50/10 service. We are doing our best to extend service in those remote areas. We do not care via which technology or who it is, as long as they meet the criteria and improve service for Canadians.