For clarity, I think what SUMA is referring to is a little bit more about actual post offices being in banks. I'm not necessarily sure it was a postal banking proposal, because there are a number of different credit unions and big banks around a number of smaller communities.
With respect to postal banking, the association looked at the task force report rationale, both pros and cons, for postal banking. I'm not sure SUMA's in the best position to be providing commentary on the benefits of it, but just in terms of what was shared within the task force report, I would question the validity of postal banking within Canada. We have some of the best banks in the world, and they're located throughout different communities.
There's more than just the big banks, however; there's a multitude of credit unions around Saskatchewan that are just as successful as well. I'm not sure that introducing another banking mechanism into our current market is something that is in the best interests of residents.
If it means saving Canada Post—