text: **The Wireless Code**
  The CRTC’s decision to implement its wireless consumer code of 
  conduct, among other things, effectively requires Canadian wireless 
  carriers to move away from offering three-year service contracts and 
  instead offer two-year contracts, and this could change our customer 
  acquisition and retention costs and subscriber churn. The Wireless Code 
  also sets billing caps on data roaming and domestic data overage 
  charges, creates a prohibition on requiring customers to provide 30- 
  days’ notice of cancellation, and requires the payment of interest on 
  security deposits, which could also reduce our results of operations. 
  
  **Unauthorized Access to Digital Boxes or Internet Modems**
  We use encryption technology developed and supported by our vendors 
  to protect our cable signals from unauthorized access and to control 
  access to programming based on subscription packages. We also use 
  encryption and security technologies to prevent unauthorized access to 
  our Internet service. 
  
  Our wireless business could be materially adversely affected if laws, 
  regulation or customer behaviour makes it difficult for us to impose 
  term commitments or early cancellation fees on customers or receive 
  the service revenues we anticipate from the term commitments. 
  
  There is no assurance that we will be able to effectively prevent 
  unauthorized decoding of television signals or Internet access in the 
  future. If we are unable to control cable access with our encryption 
  technology, subscriptions to digital programming, including premium 
  VOD and SVOD, and Internet service revenues may decrease, which 
  could result in a decline in our cable revenues. 