Thanks for joining us today, and thank you very much for your volunteer work and advocacy on behalf of seniors and the disabled.
Mr. Collomb d'Eyrames, what a fantastic idea you had about the specifications for filling out the forms for Canada Post for weekly home delivery, rather than having them fill out the form and getting a doctor's note, providing what they currently have, whether it's for handicapped parking access or something like that. It's a wonderful solution. That's the big reason why we come out: to hear these ideas. Thank you very much. I was very pleased to get that. I'm going to steal your idea later on.
One of the things we've heard about—and I'll ask this of all of you—is that we've is that there will be anywhere from $750 million to potentially $1.2 billion in losses a year if things don't change with Canada Post, or it does not continue to become more self-sufficient. That, of course, is money that's taken out of other services, such as home care and medicare.
Do you believe that's the way to go? That money has to come from somewhere, and eventually it comes from cuts to services, whether for the elderly or the disabled. I know it's a difficult question. That's not a solution. Do you think we need to find other ways to find this money?