I'll start by offering a view of the pension situation that's slightly different from Mr. McCauley's.
It may well be true that concerns about solvency evaluation motivated Canada Post to contribute money to the pension plan and create this surplus on a going-concern basis. Now that it's happened, though, the money is there, so there really is a surplus on a going-concern basis. I think it goes to your point, Mr. Pareis, that the corporation is actually in much better financial shape than its own management sometimes wants to let on.
I want to pick up on the issue of postal banking. I was struck by the fact, Mr. Parkes, that you said your community had lost its credit union and didn't want to lose its post office. Given that you still have the post office, is this idea of postal banking appealing to you? Would it be a good thing if residents in your community could access some basic banking services through their postal outlet?