I think so. We've not had any direct experience, to my knowledge, with the Canada Post ombudsman, but we have with other public utilities. Regulatory bodies to look at rates are not uncommon, and we use them regularly. One of the our key recommendations in our submission is that letter mail rate hikes and package delivery rate hikes have been pretty significant and are pinching hard, thus reducing small business use of Canada Post, and they need to be reconsidered. I think the suggestion of some degree of supervision of the rates would be a helpful step in getting us there.
