Thank you. That will give me time for one line of questioning.
There was a letter recently published in the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal from the executive director of the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association. He was speaking to the surcharges that are charged if a vehicle has been pulled over for any kind of inspection.
I have a number of questions. There seems to be an element of unfairness, to the extent that if you randomly choose that vehicle and it goes into the inspection territory, or whatever happens, there are added fees for that, and those fees are passed on to the people who have packages inside that truck. They have no way of knowing ahead of time whether those additional fees will be charged. They have no way of knowing that there may be an additional delay. It's just the luck of the draw, and there seems to be an inherent unfairness to that. Can you speak to that for me, please?