No. We have our annual general meeting, or a conference, every year in Gander. That's about the only time.
We're volunteers. We're working; we're fishing. But there's no doubt about it, you are talking with everyone in Old Perlican, Bay de Verde, and the other areas, the other communities--our area and Bay de Verde are the two main areas. They're doing their thing and we're doing our thing. We've all got a broad picture of what we want, what we need, and it's pretty simple when it comes to that.
We had an engineer do a study for us back in 1999. He went around and talked to fishermen, plant workers, and plant owners and got their perspective. We put it all in the hat and discussed it, and we had a five-year plan. There's also been discussion with Gary Sooley, there's the help of the engineers and what have you, and that's the way we do it. But basically, from my perspective, you're doing your own thing.