The whole of this document is the wrong way round, it is focusing on the collective instead of looking at the creators of wealth, the individuals. These individuals have the awkward habit of walking away if they do not like the regulatory environment in which they are working. If you have telecommunications structures, as we have in Central European countries, which are virtually still state monopolies and businesses trying to get on to the internet yet the costs are high because they face a monopoly, part of this document seeks to break that down so they get freer access and cheaper access on to the internet. That will only work if the businesses in the region are actually generating sufficient product. The document talks about content, it passes through it and then basically forgets about it.
Content is the issue.
The content is created by the elite. We are talking about a battle between egalitarianism and elitism. That is at the core of e-commerce. I am sure we will come back to this. Viscount Brookeborough 26.