Thank you.
So there is no answer to my question. We can understand why.
I would like to talk to you about the famous high frequency train in the Quebec City-Windsor corridor. I often drive this route. It takes two and a half hours by car. We did our research on your new train, which is basically a turtle that goes by twice as often. It is as slow as the old train, or nearly so, and the trip will take three hours. The advantage the train has over the car is not so much frequency as speed.
Have you done any calculations in the department, have you done an estimate as to how many people would eventually transition from the car to the train, which will not be fast enough? Are you willing to share that estimate with the committee?