Thank you for that question. I'm very sensitive to that. When I say “urban”, I say that because we have dealer post offices that are very prolific in primarily urban areas. In some cases, we'll have a corporate store that we run, which would be unionized, and we'll have a Shoppers Drug Mart right next door to it. You can literally throw a baseball from one to the other. We have quite a bit of that in some of the urban areas. Some of these urban areas used to be rural. We have some that used to be designated as rural, but now they're very much suburban and urban.
It's not that we want to rip it apart, because we don't, but we want to get some rebalancing in the system. Our goal, which we will commit to, is to maintain the service and maintain the community flavour that's out there in different ethnic communities, where they really rely on the post. A lot of those smaller communities use some of our money transfer services to send money outside of Canada. We do $2 billion a year in transactions on that level. We very much want to continue that.