We are concerned that there will be additional instability in the labour industry. As has been noted, it's not the date of stoppage; you start curtailing operations a week or so leading up to it. A week of downed rail capacity can mean a month to recover.
I'll see if Steve has anything more specific to answer, but I'm certainly concerned when we have that many happening. We would obviously like to see longer durations of labour contracts to provide some more stability, because we export about 60% of the world's supply of canola.
Australia is our biggest competitor in the Indo-Pacific region. They have a huge geographic advantage on us, and we've had significant deterioration of our international reputation as a shipper because of these things, whether it's rail blockades or labour shortages.
Steve, do you have anything else to add?