Mr. Chant, I want to commend Loblaw. It is certainly a great Canadian company. How your company has responded to this tragedy, which could not have been foreseen, is a measure of the integrity of your company. I know that you know, and your company knows, that the world will be watching—the media will be watching—the follow-up on the things that you've said.
I, for one, have no apprehensions that you're going to fail. Loblaw has shown over and over in Canada that they are a great corporate citizen. They do care about the social aspect of their operations. Good for you; you have a great company.
I also know that you probably know that your customers here in Canada are going to be watching what you're doing. I'm hoping you will keep an open dialogue with the public on the progress that your company makes through these plans and the goals you've set for yourself. I think a surprisingly larger than anticipated number of Canadians are interested in hearing how this tragedy has turned into something that will be good in the future, where Canadians will continue to be able to enjoy reasonably priced retail merchandise that is made in a way that enables them to sleep at night.
Thank you for efforts.