When you talk about emergency situations, in Atlantic Canada in particular there are only a couple of companies, I think, that do the dredging work. If one company is working on a project that may be taking all summer, leading up to the next fishing season or whatever the case may be, and they have to leave to go fix an emergency situation, it means that this job may not be done before the fishing season, and therefore it's put on the shelf for a little while, and then maybe there are other obligations.
Do you see an issue with the lack of contractors or companies that do the dredging work in order to fulfill the mandate of the small craft harbours for dredging?