Thank you, Madam Chair.
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Mr. Oakey, I have a little problem. I'm from Montreal, and the way you're talking is like you're making a link between unions and collusion. I have a problem with that.
I'm a radical centrist, so I'm not biased.
I'm trying to understand here, if you have collusion with five companies which among themselves say, “Okay, this is your time and this is your time”, that there will be a hike, because at the end of the day it's not only based on the bid, it's also based on the future extras.
Explain to me, or correct me if I'm wrong, why you say that because it's a closed bid—and I'll come back to that—and you need to have the unions, that it will have a direct impact on the price itself.