Well, it could be as simple as, for example, expanding a few trains or something like that. There are strategies that are there. The network is there. If Via Rail is disappearing on the CN main tracks and whatever, we're going to be liberating capacity.
We also have to see this at the same time as adding more capacity for freight. Let's not put our heads in the sand. For the little revenue they're getting, CN's not going to be sad at seeing Via Rail disappear. It's going to give them a lot more flexibility on their network, and it's going to give them a lot more potential traffic for their freight without having to invest in the infrastructure.
In the end, everybody benefits if we do it correctly.