As you know, the work of the department has been done very closely with Transport Canada. Even in our working group, as you know, Transport Canada participated in that work.
The rail review itself, as you know, has four elements, including a facilitator—now Mr. Dinning—and establishing service-level templates, and looking at the dispute settlement resolution mechanism. That will ultimately lead to legislation.
There is a commodity supply chain table and a grain supply chain study, and this is where we will work very closely with Agriculture Canada, Transport Canada, and representatives of the agriculture sector, working together on that grain supply chain study.
The minister mentioned as well that we're working through our various value chain round tables with all grain producers—whether pulse, wheat, or barley producers—sitting down and understanding what the challenges and opportunities will be as we move forward into the new open system. So we have been doing that. Gordon Bacon, who was testifying here yesterday, has been particularly active in developing some of those discussions.