@ericfreyss Not like in France. France allows private deals; as you said, agreements reached are not public. In France, the partners of the deal decide.
The Canadian Act is very different. Yes, it talks about bargaining. But any deal reached does not apply under the Act unless the CRTC finds that many undefined criteria (and not yet published criteria) are met. And the CRTC can make up additional conditions afterwards.
Who wants to run a business where you learn years later what your cost was?