They're licensed to fish in a number of zones. That means that they are permitted to do so.
The original quota of 37,600 tonnes was split among various areas. For example, 11,000 tonnes of it at the time was in SFA 6. The expectation of those in the offshore is that they'll still be able to fish the level of quotas that were used to establish the departure point for the new entrants. That is, 37,000 tonnes and above were distributed in a different way, based on adjacency, etc. However, those people would expect to fish in the south. If they have to go north, it costs them more and there is more uncertainty.
So it's an issue wherein the people who are dependent upon it without options are looking to move them out and the people who are looking at what historically happened in 1997 are saying, hold on.
Those are factors the minister will have to consider when we're—