Thank you very much, Mr. Lehoux.
I want to go back to Mr. MacDonald.
I believe there are eight labour agreements between you and CP that are set to expire by end of the year when we're looking to move commodities like grain. The Liberal Minister of Labour announced today that they were going to have legislation against replacement workers. I know that when there is a strike in the railways, a lot of times the managers step up to fill those voids.
I guess I have two questions. First, were you consulted on this new legislation from the Minister of Labour? Second, if it does impact your ability to allow management to step into some of those key roles during labour disputes, what impact is that going to have on moving commodities via rail should a strike happen?