You need to have two competing networks connect. Everybody knows that you need to do it. That's exactly the challenge. Well, we're going to ask everybody their views, we're going to force 'em all to debate it in front of us, and we're going to make a fair call within six months. So the idea, though, is that Bell Atlantic will take a hit.
Long distance is a different challenge here.
Now, what we're saying is, Bell Atlantic, you have a monopoly network, and you need to open it so people can connect to it. That's a narrow market. As to long distance, we're saying, Bell Atlantic, as soon as you comply with these fair rules that open your own market, then we'll consider letting you into the long distance business. Now, that was the basic compromise that the law reached. That's what got the big votes in the House and the Senate, and that's what we have to implement.