Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Fehr, I'll turn my question to you, because you made a great intervention there talking in detail about the planning that goes into these trips a week in advance and so on.
I remember last year our committee was doing a study into Canada's supply chain woes. I recall some of our witnesses talking about the need for better investments so that we can gather more data points in real time.
I'm just wondering how the government could help in other ways with the industry in gathering data about adverse weather events that may be affecting certain transportation corridors, CFIA backlogs at the border or the capacity of a certain loading/unloading station. I'm just trying to think a little bit above and beyond looking at the narrow regulations to see whether investment in real-time data acquisition could help you not only in the planning but also during the transport. Maybe the industry could notify the driver, and appropriate steps could be taken to avoid these complications in the first place.