We certainly recognize that the communities of White Rock and Surrey have had concerns about that rail line, and community concerns about our volumes that have gone through there, and we have been working with them for many years to try to mitigate some of those issues, some of which involve operating practices and some of which involve infrastructure, like pedestrian bridges.
We believe the line has sufficient capacity to be able to handle a reasonable amount of increase of volume, and when you're dealing with consumer products, you often have unit trains that provide a great deal of efficiency. I think some of the concerns of the community are really very long-term concerns about the location of the line and how that would ever be mitigated or addressed. Those present a lot of challenges. A number of communities across our system have similar kinds of concerns and they're all very difficult questions because the community—