Thank you for that.
I just find that interesting. About a year ago, the then minister of industry was saying that the salve for rising grocery prices in Canada was the grocery code of conduct and that it would solve all the problems. Clearly, that is not the case, and saying that the grocery code of conduct will have an impact on grocery prices is misleading.
Mr. Rivet, what assurance is there, whether for Ms. Proud or Canadians, that with the grocery code being voluntary, if there is ever a decision rendered that Metro does not agree with, Metro would not just withdraw from membership of the grocery code of conduct?
I'm not trying to put you on the spot, but is there anything in the grocery code of conduct that would preclude you, as a member, from withdrawing from the code, should Metro not agree with the direction it's going in?