Generally, the funding we announced for aquaculture is not dealing directly with infrastructure when we're talking about major wharves, etc. However, we have looked at the needs. We have talked to people in the area. We've talked to the companies. We've talked about long-term plans for the area, where the concentrations will be, how it compares with what we have. In some cases we have infrastructure in some of these areas. It's a matter of enhancing the saturation or improving it. In some areas they might be adequate, and there are areas, undoubtedly, because of the shift.... It's like the example I gave, where we build a big wharf, change the fishery, and you need it somewhere else.
I'm sure your colleagues, when they see your area becoming so active, wouldn't mind giving up some of their money to see your area become enhanced.
I'm not sure if there's anything I can add to that.
That's basically it. The money we announce for the companies for research and development, all that kind of stuff, will not be put into infrastructure. But we are aware, and knowing the need, knowing the opportunities, and knowing the potential, we will hopefully be meeting the required infrastructure needs in these areas.