Here are two quick responses from us. Then we'll turn it over to our colleagues.
First, what we feel is very important, and the provisions in Bill C-49 will help with this, is the data access and timeliness to support decision-making. Anecdotally, our view is that the Port of Vancouver, in particular, is getting quite congested. We think about growth plans. We think about a new $6-billion to $10-billion facility in Alberta. Then you have to start to think that the market for that is not North America; it's Asia. How's it going to get there? Anecdotally that's there, but that's why we need the data and the provisions that are here in Bill C-49 to help us understand where the pinch points are.
Second, again, we broadly applaud the work of both the former minister and the current minister. When we look at the transportation infrastructure plans that were announced earlier in the year, we see they will make important contributions to addressing many of the concerns. Anecdotally, again at least, we've been assured that there's opportunity to address short-line issues in there.