I believe that engagement with the front line cannot be a one-shot deal. Our expectation, my expectation of the assistant deputy minister who reports to me, is that he and his colleagues will be out of Ottawa, on the ground, talking to our staff on a regular basis for years to come. No change at such a large organization with professional staff will take hold appropriately if the management is not out there close to their front line.
I will continue to go out and talk to all the staff of Transport Canada, but also the stakeholders. The group that has been established for me is not a working group. It is an advisory group of inspectors. That's an opportunity for the inspectors to tell their deputy how they see it from their own perspective. It's an important issue for me to have a sense of the front line as well.