That's a really good point. There was really no definition of rural. From 1994, there was a list of post offices that were not to be closed. That moratorium is off.
I will stress that we're approaching this very thoughtfully. The rural ones are even more important. There isn't a divide between rural and urban, but we're really going to look at it with a community lens. We're not going to do a one-off and not look at the surrounding post offices and what the community needs. We're going to consult with the community, get their feedback and see how they're using the post office. People have really changed the way they use the post office since then. Before, they were buying a lot of stuff at the post office, like money orders and things like that. Now, they're dropping off their parcels and they're dropping off their returns—