The aspect in terms of the installation of roadside mailboxes would be where putting a moratorium on that would have been where Canada Post would now probably have the savings they had anticipated receiving. They would not, as a result of putting a moratorium on the installation of roadside mailboxes, because home delivery would be continuing in the areas where those weren't installed.
Canada Post is going to be part and parcel of this comprehensive review. They are a major stakeholder, just as are the unions and Canadians from coast to coast to coast. The idea is that they know that they will continue to get a lot of revenue from parcel delivery, because that's where mail is focused these days. The letter volume is down, so they were not getting the revenue they expected from letter mail, but they will continue to get revenue generated through parcel post.
We're confident that in working with Canada Post, we can deal with the issues, but Canada Post has to remain self-sustaining, and the one element of that within the five-point plan was the installation of roadside mailboxes. It was the one aspect of it, where we put the moratorium, that would that have affected their savings.