I'll pose my next question to Captain Jollimore just to get a harvester's perspective and to bounce the questions around. I know there are a number of people here with a lifetime of experience in the industry.
A couple of witnesses testified to the importance of liquidity. Essentially, the access to cash is what seems to be a major issue. I find in Ottawa, when we have our meetings in boardrooms, everyone has a pretty good concept of small business expenses like rent, utilities, phone and Internet. The thing that kills me here is that there are a lot of people, particularly earlier in their career, who may have taken on massive debt that they won't be able to service because the cost of a vessel, a licence or the gear is so expensive.
For the benefit of the public who might be taking this in, can you give us a sense of the kinds of things that your harvesters are going to actually have to pay for and which they don't have the cash flow to cover?