Right now, what we have to work with is the one that's been in place since 1994. We'll take the government's guidance on that. I know there are some other programs that they're working on in terms of updated definitions of rural versus urban. In our plan, we will look to reflect the latest information from Stats Canada. In 1994, I think the country had 29 million people. Now we have 42 million. Small towns have become cities and so on. Rural areas have become suburban.
There are a lot of areas that were designated rural back in that time, and now they're very much suburban—almost urban. We have some duplication with our dealer network and with our corporate stores. Those are areas that we would look at carefully to see where we could reduce some duplication.
