The budget forecast sets out a formula for this, but we are not going to get into a fight over money. Some politicians do not want to provide any more money for this. Whatever happens, I certainly believe that the best-case scenario for the Quebec region would be to have dredging considered separately. You have to remember that at the moment dredging represents 66% of the budget, and next year that figure will rise to 70%. Dredging costs are not static; however, they are recurrent, and have to be addressed every year. If the matter could be settled for 10 or 15 years, that would be great, but today there are so many problems with dredging in Quebec that we have to start from scratch every year. It is becoming increasingly expensive, especially because of storms. The situation is set to become increasingly catastrophic for the Quebec region. The reason that I am speaking about Quebec is that I cannot speak for the other regions.
You have to mitigate the high costs Quebec faces because of dredging. We have nothing left to repair our wharfs. We only have $1.2 million over 5 years to repair our wharfs, and that is a serious problem. In fact, we no longer repair our wharfs, we patch them up. Rather than carrying out $30,000 or $40,000 dollars' worth of work, we spend $1,000 or $2,000 and then do it all again the following year. We are unfortunately not solving anything.