That's an excellent question.
I want to back up briefly to the previous question. I spoke about the Universal Postal Union. Canada has been a member since 1878 and the protection for blind people dates back to 1878. It's been in place for a long time, and it's there to stay.
Back to your last question, it's essential for Canada Post Corporation to have the ability to set the price of stamps based on market needs and volume and to have some predictability for its customers. This is critically important to ensure the corporation has strong volumes and the level of customers or demand it needs.
The change at issue will help the corporation on this front. There is a good reason it was one of Commissioner Kaplan's recommendations. In many ways, it will address a missing element at Canada Post and bring a level of predictability for its customers, for example.