Yes, the regional district has a significant tourism sector. We have quite a number of hotels in our communities, and the municipalities largely serve the resource sector most of the year. However, a significant number of lodges in the Broughton Archipelago and elsewhere rely on recreational sport-fishing clientele and ecotourists for their income.
It would be very hard to judge whether or not over the last three or four years the debate over finfish farming has had any impact on the tourism industry, given the overwhelming impact of the recession and the changing exchange rates with the U.S. dollar and elsewhere. That would be an interesting study.
I don't think I could comment further.