But here's the problem. Let me create a scenario for you. The provincial government of Newfoundland and Labrador has a provincial loans board. It allows people to achieve financing to buy a bigger boat, for example, because the minister has just changed the rules on the vessel regulation size. Now, it doesn't increase, but it certainly doesn't decrease either, and that goes back to the capital gains tax issue, because that too is an increase to harbours. So you are allowed to bring your children in.
I'm creating these scenarios because although we are trying to decrease overcapacity, it's not going to happen very quickly, and we still have to maintain some semblance of an industry or infrastructure for an industry that's already there.