You're picking up on my last comment with respect to getting to our 2.0 in terms of looking at where we go in our next rendition of the gateways and corridors program. I think that's exactly where we need to go, and that's why I think the data component is going to be critical in moving forward.
It's really about understanding what capacity we have in the system, where it's at, and looking at utilization rates, and then making sure that we're investing in those corridors in ways that allow us to get.... If you're in the middle of the country, all you care about is getting your goods to market, and we have to figure out the most efficient ways of doing that. That's where I think the data and the investment are going to be critical, and that's why the minister certainly has charged the department to start developing that advice.
As we move forward, I think a critical component of the consultations will be to really understand what that capacity is, where it exists, and how we can make the best investments to ensure that we're thinking down the road and that we have a bit of a vision of what those pressures are going to be in the future.