Obviously, you take rail safety very seriously. There are strict protocols in place for who can access a rail line and when. Obviously, you have your own police force to ensure that occurs.
When an incident like this happens, what are the protocols in place? Is there an agreement to immediately relax them to allow local emergency services to access a train, for instance, this one? Does that require a bureaucratic chain of command decision? Are there protocols in place that kick in as soon as an emergency is declared or an incident like this happens that would allow, for instance, the Cobourg fire department to access that train to provide services to passengers without back-and-forth with CN, or is it still part of the protocol that there has to be a checkdown agreement from the CN police or CN in some way to provide those services?