Certainly, it is about an ongoing conversation. We want to be at the table as these discussions begin to occur. As we've said, especially for rural Canada—that's where our primary concern is at this time—Canada Post is a lifeline for these communities. We want to ensure that on any change that may occur our members are at the table.
Fundamentally, if Canada Post, for example, is looking at making changes to rural postal services in a particular community, we would expect that there would be consultation with that community. Additionally, at a higher level, FCM is here and is ready to speak directly, not just with the committee today, but also with the minister and the department as changes are being contemplated going forward.