Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you all for coming. It's interesting to hear different perspectives.
The first table had perspectives different from yours, and it's great to have someone come down from a first nation to let us know what the service levels are like up there. It sounds as though they're quite minimal, but for obvious reasons.
As far as using Canada Post as a way to provide high-quality, middle-class jobs in communities across the country goes, it sounds as though on the reserve that's not a middle-class job at all; it's a very low-paying $225-a-week job. It sounds as though the operating budget for that is very small, perhaps small even compared to other small rural post offices across the country.