Yes, it's a difficult situation for everyone then, taxpayers as well.
Do you think Canada Post is something that should be...? The price of stamps, in a way it's paid for by Canadians. It's simply another form of a tax. Whether it's higher taxes subsidizing Canada Post, increasing the price of stamps, etc. in the end it comes out of one pocket.
Do you think we've reached that point—if it is $750 million as Ernst & Young suggested, the report suggests, or $100 million—that this should be made up by a subsidy or an infusion from the taxpayers, or from cuts, or from stamp-price increases? It's a difficult question and you're seeing off 10 years, but a general quick opinion, because I want to give Mr. Lewenza a chance.