Thank you. That's a very good question.
My colleague Mr. Tran could comment on that, but generally speaking, in these cases, there is the whole issue of the relationship with VIA Rail's passengers, and we try not to step on their toes. As far as we are concerned, though, you're right. We communicated what we could communicate, but the situation was changing a lot. Again, there was a risk of communicating information that might be inaccurate, because the situation was constantly changing.
That's certainly a reasonable comment and something we could consider on our side.
Do you want to add anything, Mr. Tran?