Thank you.
My next question is for Richard Phillips.
I liked what you said when you said that this isn't just about what government can do and that you want to fix this yourselves. That's refreshing for us to hear. That's a very Conservative mindset. We support you in that. We also agree with you in that we think a penalty was necessary to cause rail to come to the table to provide a fix. We think that was the necessary stick, as they call it, to make that happen.
But we also see this—or I see this—as a longer-term problem in logistical issues across Canada. Our minister has said we are doing a study to see what the long-term issue is with logistics. I guess it's a big answer. What do you see as the future, as the plan five and ten years out? In your mind, what should it be for our rail logistics issues in Canada? That encompasses all commodities, right? It's a bigger issue than just grain, as you know. Could you comment?