Okay. I have a couple of quick questions left.
Neil, I'm glad you brought up the new entrants thing again. I guess I'm just concerned as we're starting to rationalize and trying to get the number of traps out of the water, and I agree, if we're going to have fishing in the future, we're going to have to bring in new entrants. A lot of our industries are facing the 55-year-old crunch right now. So how do you make that program complementary with rationalizing getting the new entrants in? You don't want to pancake a whole bunch of these new people in as you're trying to take traps out of the water.
That's my first concern. How do you do that effectively so you don't end up increasing the fishing effort?
I guess my last question is for Rick. In the slides where it talks about New Brunswick, where it talks about not wanting any changes to the EI, that might be because of processing, Rick. Perhaps you could just clarify that, because you were in a consensus across the board with Mr. Byrne's question on the EI changes. But that's a little different, I guess, on the New Brunswick slide, where it says “It is important that this not be aggravated by flexibility in EI rules.” So if you could just clarify that for me as well, that would be great.