Thank you, Mr. Chair.
To start with the Dinning report, I think it would be very opportune that Mr. Dinning come here to testify. I think his testimony would be appreciated and very enlightening. I hope he'll be showing up at this committee some time soon.
But I have a question about the rates. We talked about it a little earlier, but I would just like to explore the matter a little more.
I assume that the rates are based on volume. The better the customer, the better the rate. That is sort of what one would expect. Can I assume that the rate would be adjusted if the volume decreased, even for a major customer? I assume the rail transport would cost more? Would that generally be true?