I'll see if I can find how much of that total of $233 million would be from Newfoundland. There is already a willingness on the part of the Newfoundland government, as I mentioned, to come to the table.
It would be a combination of putting money in place to provide access to capital for the fishermen to do their share, but also I think it should be cost-shared. If the entire cost of buying out those licences goes on to the next generation of harvesters, the financial resilience of their enterprises will be seriously compromised. The amount of costs in addition to the operational costs associated with business with very volatile returns in terms of prices and in terms of the available resource will leave weak enterprises. We have an opportunity as we go into that next generation to try to fix that, so it would be a combination of direct contributions to a fund to stabilize the industry with the kinds of conditions I mentioned earlier attached and also a combination of probably loans and grants.
At the moment, we haven't had any take-up at all. The provincial government has said, “We have 30% here; Ottawa, are you there with 70%?” The silence to date has been fairly deafening.