So it looks like OpenReach can build FTTP connections, turn off the ADSL and FTTC connections and charge as much as they like. They aren't allowed to different

So it looks like OpenReach can build FTTP connections, turn off the ADSL and FTTC connections and charge as much as they like. They aren't allowed to differentiate based on geography, so they'll just charge everyone what it costs to deliver FTTP to remote Scottish islands with no power and only one house. In the few areas where they have competition from Virgin or Gigaclear, they won't bother to upgrade - what would be the point? They'll be more expensive, so won't get any customers.