I have one more point, if I have time. That's the fact that we have a number of lights in southwest Nova Scotia, some of which, quite frankly, have been moved two and three times in their lifetimes. Prevailing winds on the Atlantic have simply eroded the shoreline, especially for a number of them on islands, which are exposed to some pretty severe weather conditions. Quite frankly, those lights are going to be lost anyway, because eventually some of the islands they're on will be lost. That's another factor here. So we're not going to get a community group to take over those lights.
We did a cost assessment on Coffin Island a few years ago. I think some $450,000 worth of amour stone was put around the light. This was three or four hurricanes ago—quite a while ago—when the armour stone was gone. Because there was a light there, DFO had to make the decision of replacing it with a 20-foot fibreglass tower, which is not nearly as majestic as the old light. But we lose some lights due to conditions.