That is the case for the company as well as for Mr. Lapointe's firm.
Obviously, Mr. Lapointe sits on the board of directors. However, any time we deal with a file that involves him, he does not receive the printed material for the initiatives as do all of the other board members. In addition, he is excluded from discussions and cannot vote on the decision. This is a governance rule that we are very strict about.
We try to have the same attitude with respect to Canada Post. Purolator's board of directors is responsible for acting in the best interests of Purolator. As chairman of the board, this is my responsibility and this is the responsibility that all directors accept, and I believe this sincerely. Indeed, they act like that.