Yes, it is significant. The bulk of that value is retained through the processing plant that Marine Harvest Canada holds in Port Hardy. I will pass that report along to your clerk.
The value that's produced from our region is shared with neighbouring areas as well. We don't have a lot of employment in farm site work, for example, by local residents at this time. However, there's a lot of transportation that is of value to the local area.
We're still in the process of—through our labour market partner agreement with the Province of B.C.—trying to maximize employment and economic opportunities in our region through our communities that are producing half of British Columbia's farmed salmon. We're not quite there yet. We have our 400 person-years of local employment, as you can see there, but there are many more person-years, arguably, that we should have in our region from that industry.