All right. I was just trying to understand this.
I have a lot of sympathy for what you were saying, Mr. Mongeau, that you do have a network and you don't have control over all of these things.
There would be some value, by the sounds of this, in having perhaps the standard dispute resolution mechanism, as you've called it. I would just call it enforceability of the agreement. You have a contract, and you'd rather have it resolved in an efficient, reasonable, sensible way than leave it up for grabs and potentially have all different kinds of dispute resolution mechanisms on a one-off, and every time you go to an arbitration to get a service agreement, you have this whole argument of what kind of agreement you're going to do. It sounds like a waste of time.
I used to practise law a lot, so I might have some sympathy for Mr. Tougas over there. It seems to be unnecessary. Shouldn't there be a standard-form dispute resolution? Maybe the railways should agree with that.
Doesn't that make sense to you too?