Thank you.
Before I get into that, I would just make a comment about the O and M and capital. Keep in mind that's major capital. That's, generally speaking, for projects over $1 million. I think most of you would be aware that we can do a lot of things up to $1 million. So even though it's operating, it's all in vote 1 and it's minor capital, so there's a fair bit of room in having a solid level of operating resources.
The one recreational harbour in Newfoundland is Long Pond, Manuels. Small Craft Harbours has been in control of the water lot in the inner pond of Long Pond Manuels where some of the major leasehold interests would be--for example, the Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club and a number of property owners adjacent to the water lot that Small Craft Harbours leases to.
So basically we're in a land administration function there. If we could come to an agreement with the province, we would like to see them assume that role. But we've never been able to get to the point where they would accept that as being their responsibility.
That's the only deemed recreational harbour in Newfoundland and Labrador. As you know, there are a lot of incidental recreational uses at fishing harbours, but the important thing is that they're primarily classed as fishing harbours.