Okay, but I would ask this: Obviously, as both of you indicated in your opening statements, you've been doing significant work, and some of that is on you, but what specifically has been done from a federal perspective three years on from these recommendations?
Do you have the agility that you need from a governance perspective? Do you have the flexibility in terms of financial tools? We heard constantly that in this particular study, in the report, these things were insufficiently addressed in the failed ports bill, Bill C-33, which died on the Order Paper when the Prime Minister called an election.
You compete globally, and you've made reference to that. You're competing with U.S. west coast ports. You've said, “Let's go. Let's show up. Let's be open for business, and let's ensure that regulatory certainty.” However, what's been done in three years to actually make that happen?
What needs to be done so that this is not something that we're talking about three years from now and that is still not accomplished?