Mr. Speaker, the member for Thunder Bay—Superior North brings forward the case of privatization, which was actually rejected by Canada Post when it went through its five-point plan, so his conjecture there is completely wrong. It did this through consultation with Canadians. I know for a fact that consultations occurred. In fact, in my riding, I sent out a mailer last summer to every person in my riding requesting that they get involved in the consultation process because I knew, obviously, it would have an effect on people in my riding. Many of them did respond to Canada Post and to me and gave feedback as to what they wanted to see Canada Post do, going forward.
There was great consultation that did occur on this, and I am happy to hear that Canada Post is continuing to talk to people about the various challenges and is working with them toward solutions.