You talked about financial management, and I guess one of the major reasons why this task force was struck is to find a direction for Canada Post and determine whether or not we maintain the current model, that it be self-sustainable, that it have the same universal service charge, or what changes to the models need to be made.
The task force has come up with some different options with different dollar values. There is some overlap and they're not all additive. You don't get all of the benefits from slipping to alternate day delivery; if you also make another change, you might get some lost revenues on the other side.
I know that the community mailbox conversion was quite contentious here. Some of the conversions happened after the election in that one week before the new Prime Minister put the moratorium in place. How do you think people will feel and how would your members feel about a $400 million subsidy for Canada Post versus the complete move to community mailboxes across the country. What's the balance there?