Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'm going to focus my attention on Mr. Lewenza because I want to pick up on something you said in your opening remarks. It's amazing how eerily similar our paths are. I was a union president and I was also a city councillor for nine years in the City of Barrie, although our politics may be a little bit different, I suspect, being a member of the Conservative Party as I am.
I'm a guest on this committee, Mr. Lewenza, and one of the things I've observed, and I think you picked up on, is the politics at play with respect to this review. As an objective observer, I see one side blaming management. I see promises that were made that perhaps are not being kept. I've seen accusations of that. From another side, I've been listening intently to that, but one of the things that you said is the need to come together regardless of our political beliefs to better this system. I want you to expand on that given your experience, as has been my experience, of being on both management side and the union side, and understanding that there's always two sides to every story as it relates to not just labour, but also management. I'm giving you an opportunity to expand on what you think is needed in order for us to move forward, and understanding that this is a highly charged political environment.