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Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to my colleague for that question.
Look, the supply chain is extremely important. That's why we established a task force. That's why my colleagues and I are working on a comprehensive strategy to build on all the work that has been done so far.
To address exactly your question, we believe strongly that the best way to maintain the resilience of the supply chain is to let the collective bargaining agreement take its course. That is the best way to ensure that both union workers and employers are on the same page, that there's contentment with the outcome.
So far, we've had success. CP found a way to resolve its issues. UPS found a way to resolve its issues. VIA Rail found a way to resolve its issues. We believe that the best way to maintain a reliable supply chain is to enable and support the collective bargaining agreement.
We keep monitoring the situation. We support both sides as they are at the negotiating table by offering mediators, by offering encouragement. Again, ultimately, the collective bargaining agreement is the best way to preserve the resilience of our supply chains.