Government Operations committee  I'm not sure I would characterize it as either unacceptable or acceptable. I wish these things would go more quickly, but right now we're at a point at which that information is being exchanged.

Government Operations committee  Is that what we have assessed it at?

Government Operations committee  Do you mean for the CFP? It will be in 2025 or 2026.

Government Operations committee  I apologize. Delivery is in 2025 or 2026; cutting steel is in 2021.

Government Operations committee  I'm sorry; it's in the early 2020s.

Government Operations committee  I am very concerned with making sure that we have the right facilities in the right regions of our country, and if the advice and the decision are that.... It's a very difficult decision, because I have a daughter who went to Cold Lake and I understand the implications, but if th

Government Operations committee  Yes.

Government Operations committee  No, there is not.

Government Operations committee  It has to do with the fact that when the decision was made to do the rotating strike, the collective agreement was effectively terminated, and as a result the benefits under that agreement were terminated. I don't think it was fair at all, but it—

Government Operations committee  In fact, they did carry on with some of the benefits. They continued with the disability benefits.

Government Operations committee  Short-term disability continued for individuals who were on short-term disability, as I understand it.

Government Operations committee  I can get that clarified for you. My understanding—

Government Operations committee  My understanding is that most benefits continued, that Canada Post put in place a process by which employees could make requests for special compensation, and none of those requests were denied.

Government Operations committee  All they literally had to do was make the corporation aware of their loss and they would have been reimbursed—

Government Operations committee  I don't characterize it that way, sir.