I have another question, Lynn, if you don't mind. I'm sorry. It's a short time.
In addition, we're talking right now about symptoms of a root problem that is caused, it seems, by a lot of structural issues. What has been brought up was the lack of rest stations—as we heard, there's only one in the east-west corridor, in Thunder Bay—and the concentration of slaughterhouses. These things are causing issues not only for the drivers of the trucks, obviously, and the people in the transport industry but also for the farmers and animals. Then you have, on top of that, pandemic risks—or biosecurity risks, at least.
What can be done to restructure this industry in the longer term in some way, so we don't have stressed drivers of live animals, problems with animals and all these issues with border crossings and closed roads, etc.? What do you think we can do, realistically, to alleviate some of the root causes of these problems?