Let me try to address your earlier question on the funding.
I believe, if we look at the capital, first of all, we lost $42 million of program integrity funding, part of which was dedicated to small craft harbours. As I mentioned in the presentation this morning, we are cautiously optimistic, subject again to Treasury Board approval, that we're going to get additional capital, which will put the small craft harbours program back up to where it was in the period you referred to.
I need to confirm this with Robert, but I think the increase in the operating was largely attributable to the $20 million IRP fund we receive, which is due to sunset, as I said, this year.
In summary, all things being equal, the capital should go back up to where it was this year. The operating has increased because of the IRP funding, which is due to sunset, so the operating will take a dip next year as things currently stand. I think that's the difference in the give and take of the funding.
With respect to your question, Mr. Matthews, on the recreational harbour in Newfoundland, perhaps Robert or Bill could speak to that.