Well, that would be ideal. But if we can--and you and I have talked about it, Mr. Chairman--that would be the best kind of second order effect, if we can get a no-kidding, second quarter, you know, drop-dead date in terms of certainty is very important.
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Sullivan emphasizes the importance of a definitive timeline for broadband certainty.
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