The process didn't exactly have the end result available to choose from the beginning. To say that the MEC chose that path may be misleading. There were many paths with unknowns in them with the cause and affect of actions and inaction within the decisions and negotiations between all parties. It may be better to describe that both parties ended up with the results we have now as a result of the cumulative process. Though we always do not have the ability to articulate the whole timeline. Not providing context in this case may be adding salt onto the end result further stinging those affected. Neither pilot group in my opinion was in a position to vote down SL-10 as a result of the information presented from the pilot groups and management.