I would just note, and I'd be happy to provide the very specific figures to the committee, that we agree that there's more work to be done to connect up indigenous communities. That is unquestioned. We agree that there's more work to be done for rural communities.
I will, however, return to my earlier testimony. The record shows that there has been substantial progress in connecting rural and indigenous communities, including in New Brunswick. Our expectation is that by the end of 2026 we will have connected virtually all households in New Brunswick—virtually all, at 99.6%—and that is as a result of the investments being made. I would not dispute that there are rural areas or indeed indigenous communities that are not connected today, and that's a problem, but that is what we're focused on and—