Thank you.
Actually, I wanted to answer Mr. Leslie's question on who paid for the studies I was referring to. The first study was conducted by David Emerson and published in 2016. The second is the 2001 report. In both cases, it was recommended that the interswitching anomaly be removed.
With respect to the national trade corridors council, all we're saying is that, from a day-to-day trade corridor management perspective, we don't see a need for government intervention. Instead, it should be left to the private sector parties involved.
If I may, I would also like to tell the committee that yesterday, we distributed a letter signed by 18 supply chain user associations—I emphasize the 18—that propose to amend the act to give the government the power to prevent a strike, not just to intervene when it occurs, subject to strict criteria for its use and ask the government to make that amendment.