In all respects, what I understand is that we follow a very strong due diligence process. I think the issues at play here are—and they relate to the overall strategy as well—is what are the technologies at play and what are the specific community needs? Again, this links back to technology in part. One of the things is that there's no one solution to putting broadband into any one place: You can do hardwire, you can do mobile, you can do text mobile, you can do satellite. One of the things you need to do from a technological perspective is to try take into account what the appropriate requirements are for any one particular area.
In this case, I do want to stress why the issue of value-for-money gets complex. Given where you come from, you'll understand that these are communities of the remotest type. We're talking about northern Quebec. We're talking about northern Ontario.