If I may, it is indeed decades. I would agree with that. Our problem here is that there are potential solutions, but we have a fleet that's aging. When we build a ship, it's for decades. Right now we have some members who are wanting to refit their fleet and make changes, including finding propellers that produce less sound. They can't do that in Canada due to various issues—shipyards are too busy and so on—but the Canadian government, which would want to support this type of change, is charging 25% duties if we come back with a ship that's been refit. We're finding counterproductive measures in this case.
You know, I've often heard committee members ask us questions about what we're doing. Personally, I'd like to talk about what the Canadian government could be doing to support some of those issues. That certainly would be one.