Again, discussions are taking place with other government departments. We've seen a lot of old Transport wharves that are still there, that are adequate, that are being used to some degree by the fisheries, and we put a new emphasis on them. We are working with the companies.
By the way, in some cases, the companies involved want more control over the wharves. There will be, undoubtedly, private investment here. Again, there are other government programs that can be used in cases like that.
Are we aware of it? Yes. Are we doing something toward it? Yes. Can I say we have a plan for every community? Absolutely not. Number one, we don't know yet, nor does the company or anybody else, what the needs will be. What we're trying to do is make sure that for today's industry in the area we can make sure they can function properly with what we have, and we'll move quickly to enhance the immediate needs. But over the next few years--two to five years, that type of thing--we need to move quickly and cooperatively to have the infrastructure in place to see the industry grow, which it can.