Mr. Speaker, I listened to the member's speech with some interest. I understand he is the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport and, therefore, has a government role to play in this debate. However, he is also a member of Parliament. Surely, like us, he has been inundated with phone calls, with letters, with petitions from his constituents who are profoundly concerned about these changes to our mail delivery system.
In particular, I would suggest that it is seniors in our communities who have been at the forefront of this fight, and I suspect that seniors in his riding, too, will have voiced the same concerns. Of course, those seniors are represented by organizations like the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly, the Congress of Union Retirees of Canada and the Canadian Association of Retired Persons.
Is the member suggesting that all of these people are wrong in their profound concern about the end of home delivery services through Canada Post? Does he actually believe that the CEO of Canada Post is right when he says it is great exercise for seniors to have to go to community mailboxes?