If I were to tell you that the BDC, the Business Development Bank of Canada, and the Export Development Corporation have never really been big players in the Atlantic and Quebec lobster industry and that was the number one prescription within the budget to solve the credit crunch and to free up markets and to allow better access to capital, would you feel better or worse about your prognosis of the Atlantic lobster fishing season in 2009, knowing that the very budget prescription that the government is proposing to lessen the woes of the industry are two instruments that really had next to no impact in the best of times for this particular industry?
I guess in terms of the industry uptake, slowing down the industry not only prevents market glut, but it also slows down cashflow. If you slow down the sale of your product, that means you also reduce your access to cash, which is probably one of the reasons why they may not have adopted that particular prescription so quickly.