We've always indicated as Montreal that we're ready to discuss and we're ready to look at the different options. This is something that we had suggested.
In July 2014 the mayor of Montreal met with the CEO of Canada Post. I was with him, and there was a clear commitment to continue with consultations. We said we were ready to discuss. It doesn't mean that it's a blank cheque. Obviously we have to respect our regulations, we have to respect our jurisdiction. We understand that Canada Post also has a very clear mandate. To the extent that we can in fact have an agreement on how to proceed, then everybody will be the wiser and the happier. The question is, when there is that conflict and when there is that disagreement, then what?
I find some of the proposals by the working group very interesting in terms of governance and in terms of a public regulator to oversee some of those aspects. That's something that for us, in a certain sense, is a disavowal as to how Canada Post has in fact acted in the past, and it's to really set the matter straight.