That is what has been the driver, so social as well as commercial investment issues and regulatory issues. Baroness O'Cathain 164. You were saying that business to business was growing faster than business to consumer. I claimed that. Would that not be a natural development anyway, because business is used to dealing with technology of this type, whereas consumers are not necessarily so adept.
Consumers are still on the learning curve and they are still quite technological phobes.
Who should take the initiative to try and make the consumers benefit from this, because it is the way to go. I know about the unbundling, the coiled copper etc., and also the use of broad bands and narrow bands. I think there is a big question mark over that in a lot of people's minds. I think governments can help by removing some of the psychological barriers. For instance, HMG is pushing e-initiatives in this country.