Mr. Speaker, I thank my hon. colleague, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transport, for his ongoing work on this as well.
The member is correct in his assumption. It is quite common for many of the opposition members across the way. It is like letting the horse run out of the barn and then, all of sudden, trying to close the door. There should have been ongoing concern and suggestions. If this were such a big and important thing, they should have been bringing it up beforehand.
This government, through Canada Post, realizes that the system it is currently using is broken. It is doing its best to repair it.
It is human nature that as individuals, we do not like change. It is unfortunate that things have gone the way they have. I heard a member here talk earlier about the fact that we used to have a bread man when I was a kid, who would come to our door. That no longer happens. Things change. Unfortunately, the good old days are not always the good old days.