You have described the problems facing the fishing industry and the fisheries. That is why we have undertaken discussions in the regions, with the provinces, to attempt to resolve these problems. An announcement will be made April 12. There are a considerable number of changes to fisheries policies. We clearly don't want foreigners to take jobs from Canadians, but many plants have problems, for example in Prince Edward Island or in other areas, where it is impossible to find staff. It was therefore necessary to find employees elsewhere.
We are in the process of changing policies so that fishers and people working in fish processing plants have better opportunities to earn a living, to earn more money. In fact, even with employment insurance, it is difficult in many areas to have a good salary working in the fishing industry. That is why the young people aren't there. They want a different life style, and they are continuing their education and moving to places where they can find better jobs. We have to change jobs in fish processing plants, increase the standard of living and improve opportunities for making money while working in the fishing industry.